Business Analyst (Finance)

What you'll do

You act as the finance expert reviewing a model. That means checking its answers on finance tasks, finding where it fails, and writing rubrics and structured assessments for specialist areas such as deal analysis, M&A assessments and investment scenarios. You work with AI researchers and other finance experts on training methods, evaluation strategies and benchmarks. The ad says no prior AI experience is required.

Who fits

• 2+ years in investment banking, private equity, venture capital, FP&A, accounting or financial consulting
• Solid grasp of corporate finance, investment analysis, asset management and risk management in your own area
• Strong written and spoken English
• CFA (any level cleared), CA, CPA or a finance MBA is preferred; people with relevant on-the-job experience and training are also considered

The location line reads "India", so treat this as open to people in India.

What it pays

The ad promises "competitive hourly compensation" but publishes no figure. Turing sets rates per project; see Turing. Confirm the rate before accepting.

Worth knowing

Good:

• Uses real finance expertise rather than generic annotation
• Flexible: 10 to 30 hours a week
• Possible extension on performance

Less good:

• Short: about one month
• Contract freelance, no medical or paid leave
• Restricted to India
• No rate published

About this listing

Read on Turing's job board on 18 October 2026; the posting dates from May 2025 and is still open. The ad does not describe an assessment; Turing's help centre mentions skill tests for many roles. See Turing.