Turkish-Speaking LLM Data Analyst

The Work

As a Turkish Language LLM Data Analyst, you will support multilingual AI training by reviewing Turkish content and turning your analysis into useful examples, answers, and feedback for language models.

The work combines research, writing, structured problem solving, and careful evaluation. You will follow project guidance and keep your work clear and accurate across repeated tasks.

  • Read, summarize, and organize complex Turkish content into logical sections.
  • Research information online and check whether claims are supported.
  • Answer questions involving data interpretation, logical reasoning, basic arithmetic, and structured problem solving.
  • Create training scenarios, provide correct answers and explanations, and record detailed annotations.
  • Give constructive feedback that can help improve language model responses.
  • Apply project instructions consistently while working independently.

What It Pays and Takes

This is a part-time contractor role for candidates who can work remotely from anywhere. Prior specialized domain experience is not required, and experience in writing, research, editing, translation, language work, or analysis can be useful.

  • Pay: The listing does not specify a rate.
  • Time: 20 or more hours per week.
  • Location: Worldwide remote work.
  • Languages: Fluency in both Turkish and English.
  • Experience level: Entry level; prior specialized domain experience is not required.
  • Core skills: Research, analytical thinking, critical thinking, creative thinking, data interpretation, logical reasoning, and basic arithmetic.
  • Communication: Excellent written communication and the ability to explain conclusions clearly.
  • Work habits: Strong attention to detail, constructive feedback skills, self-motivation, sound independent judgment, and comfort working remotely.
  • Helpful background: Excel, Google Suite, professional writing, analysis, journalism, technical writing, editing, translation, or related work.

How It Works

Apply on OpenTrain with your resume, then complete the application on the hiring site.

About AI Training Work

AI training is the human work behind language models: people review content, write examples, answer questions, and rate or explain model responses so systems learn to be more accurate and useful. OpenTrain is the hiring and contracting organization for this role and helps people build careers in AI training and data labeling.

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