Online Data Analyst - French speakers needed
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Job description
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Millions of people rely on digital maps every day to navigate, to discover, to find their way. But maps are only as accurate as the data behind them, and data is only as trustworthy as the people who verify it. Your knowledge of Canada's geography, local landmarks, and how people actually navigate your region is something no algorithm can fully replicate. That local intelligence is what makes maps genuinely useful.
Tasks
A Day in the Life of an Online Data Analyst
In this role, you will conduct structured quality audits on spatial and mapping datasets. Your role is to verify, evaluate, and validate complex geographic and business information using advanced mapping tools and detailed reference materials.
- Conduct structured quality audits on spatial datasets using mapping platforms, search directories, and GIS-standard evaluation tools
- Evaluate and cross-reference complex business, geographic, and cultural data entries against multiple authoritative sources
- Perform root-cause analysis when spatial data points conflict across sources, documenting the discrepancy with precise reasoning
- Apply detailed evaluation frameworks with consistency and rigor across dozens of geographic, business, and cultural data variations
- Be open to work across a diverse set of Task Types (e.g. Maps, News, Audio tasks, Relevance)
- Provide structured feedback that helps refine mapping algorithms and improve geographic intelligence
Why this matters: Accurately verified mapping data prevents real-world navigation errors. Your verification work ensures people can reliably find critical services, reach trusted businesses, and navigate with confidence. At scale, this is infrastructure work that is foundational to how billions of people interact with geographic information.
Requirements
Requirements:
- Professional fluency in English and French (native or near-native proficiency required)
- Residency in Canada for the last 5 consecutive years
- Being open to work across a diverse set of Task Types (e.g. Maps, News, Audio tasks, Relevance)
- Advanced analytical thinking and methodical problem-solving ability
- Deep regional, cultural, and geographic knowledge of Canada
- Comfort with rigorous guideline interpretation and consistent framework application
- Bachelor's degree or equivalent professional experience in analytical, technical, or research disciplines (strongly preferred)
- Stable internet connection and access to a personal computer
Benefits
- Better Work-Life balance
- Remote work & location independence
- Positive environmental impact
- Independent contractor role
- Flexible hours to work around home life
Qualification path
- Complete your contributor profile and submit a brief background overview
- Verify your identity through our secure identity verification process
- Review the open-book study guide and evaluation framework (provided in your welcome materials)
- Complete an open-book qualification assessment at your own pace within the time given
- Receive your project assignment and access credentials
Independent Contractor Relationship
This opportunity is offered on an independent contractor basis. Contributors have the flexibility to choose when and how much they work, subject to project availability and quality requirements. This opportunity is not and should not be construed as creating an employment relationship with TELUS Digital.
Originally posted on Himalayas
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