
Data Analyst, Danish, Swedish, Norwegian
Lightcast
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Location Type: Remote
Location: Denmark
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About the role
- Analyze, evaluate, and improve the quality of multilingual text classifier outputs.
- Partner with linguistics and engineering teams to develop and refine language-specific parsers across Danish, Swedish, and Norwegian.
- Translate and validate taxonomy content such as Skills, Titles, and Occupations (primarily English ↔ Scandinavian languages as needed).
- Identify trends and patterns in data errors and contribute to ongoing improvements in rules, logic, and workflows.
- Document work clearly and follow established processes to ensure consistency, quality, and accuracy.
Requirements
- Bachelor’s degree in Linguistics, Data Analytics, NLP, or a related field (preferred).
- Fluency in reading and writing in one or more Scandinavian languages (Danish, Swedish, and/or Norwegian) and English.
- Strong understanding of syntax and structural language analysis.
- Proficiency in Microsoft Excel (including VLOOKUPs, functions, and data cleanup).
- Working knowledge of query languages such as SQL.
- Advanced experience writing and debugging rules using RegEx.
- Familiarity with text analysis, NLP, or machine learning fundamentals.
- Experience performing data analysis using tools such as Excel and/or Python.
- Comfort working with high-volume, repetitive tasks while maintaining accuracy and focus.
- Ability to follow complex instructions, navigate ambiguity, and work independently.
- Strong sense of urgency, organization, and time management.
- Reliable laptop and stable internet access.
Applicant Tracking System Keywords
Tip: use these terms in your resume and cover letter to boost ATS matches.
Hard skills
multilingual text classificationlanguage-specific parserssyntax analysisdata analysisSQLRegExtext analysisNLPmachine learningdata cleanup
Soft skills
attention to detailorganizationtime managementindependenceability to follow instructionsadaptabilityfocuscommunicationproblem-solvingsense of urgency