Online Data Analyst

TELUS Digital
Liverpool
2 months ago
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We are hiring freelance English-speaking Online Data Analysts for a project aimed at improving the content and quality of digital maps used by millions globally. The role suits detail-oriented individuals who enjoy research and have good knowledge of geography.

This freelance position offers a flexible schedule, allowing you to work at your convenience when tasks are available. You will perform research and evaluation tasks in a web-based environment, such as verifying data, assessing relevance, and accuracy, following provided guidelines. Compensation is per task.

Requirements

  • Full Professional Proficiency in English
  • Residency in United Kingdom for the last 2 consecutive years
  • Ability to follow guidelines and conduct online research
  • Familiarity with current and historical UK business, media, sports, news, social media, and cultural affairs
  • Openness to work across various task types (e.g., Maps, News, Audio, Relevance)
  • Applicants must be 18 years or older

Applicants will undergo a recruitment process, including an open book assessment. This is a long-term project with occasional quality checks.

Benefits of joining TELUS Digital

  • Earn income with flexible hours
  • Achieve better work-life balance
  • Work independently
  • Access to well-being resources
  • Join an online community

TELUS Digital collaborates with a diverse community to enhance AI and machine learning models, improving digital experiences globally. We offer flexible, part-time, remote work opportunities for language enthusiasts. Join us at https://telusdigital.com.

Additional Details

  • Senior Level: Entry level
  • Employment Type: Contract
  • Job Functions: IT, Analyst, Others
  • Industries: IT Services & Consulting

This job is active and accepting applications.


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