Business Analyst (Computer Use Agent)

What you'll do

The project evaluates computer-using agents, AI systems that follow instructions and complete tasks in digital environments. You review what the AI wrote and did, check information through online research, judge accuracy and whether the task was completed, spot errors and gaps, and write ratings, annotations and explanations. You also solve logic, data-interpretation and arithmetic puzzles and create scenarios that probe the model.

Who fits

• Excellent English reading and communication
• Analytical, logical and critical thinking; able to tell reliable sources from unsupported claims
• Comfortable interpreting data and doing basic calculations
• Can work alone against detailed instructions and deadlines

Preferred: a degree (or study) in engineering, literature, journalism, communications, arts, statistics, business or similar, though experience can substitute; background in business analysis, research, writing, editing or translation; Excel and Google Workspace; interest in AI and LLMs.

What it pays

The ad says "Hourly" but gives no figure; Turing sets rates per project, see Turing.

Worth knowing

Good:

• Long-term, 16 weeks with possible extension
• The assessment is described clearly up front
• Entry-friendly with no stated experience minimum

Less good:

• The assessment (about 45 to 50 minutes, on desktop or laptop, link in the application form) is a gate, and the ad urges doing it quickly
• Expected start was around 15 October, so slots may fill fast
• No hours per week stated
• Pay unknown

About this listing

Posted 12 October 2026 and read on 18 October. Only candidates who pass the internal assessment review are considered. See Turing.