Remote Business Analyst — QA & Evaluation Specialist
Turing
Boston (MA)
Remote
USD 34,440 - 55,104
Part time
14 days+
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Benefits offered by this job
Competitive compensation
Flexible working hours
Fully remote environment
Opportunity to contribute to impactful research
Job summary
A leading AI research firm is seeking a detail-oriented Business Analyst to support evaluation and annotation workflows. The role involves performing evaluations, conducting fact-checking, and providing structured justifications for decisions. The ideal candidate should possess strong analytical skills and attention to detail, and be comfortable working in a remote environment. The position offers competitive compensation and flexible hours with a commitment of 30 hours per week minimum, allowing for impactful contributions to research initiatives.
Qualifications
Strong analytical and critical thinking skills.
Solid comfort using a computer in a professional setting.
Good written communication skills in English.
Responsibilities
Perform side-by-side evaluations on GHD, assessing quality and accuracy.
Conduct fact-checking to validate information.
Provide clear justifications to support evaluation decisions.
Follow established evaluation guidelines and quality standards.
Execute basic command-line instructions to support workflows.
Document findings and communicate insights to stakeholders.
Skills
Analytical skills
Attention to detail
Written communication
Job description
A leading AI research firm is seeking a detail-oriented Business Analyst to support evaluation and annotation workflows. The role involves performing evaluations, conducting fact-checking, and providing structured justifications for decisions. The ideal candidate should possess strong analytical skills and attention to detail, and be comfortable working in a remote environment. The position offers competitive compensation and flexible hours with a commitment of 30 hours per week minimum, allowing for impactful contributions to research initiatives.