Vacancy
About the job
As a Content Moderator, you’ll be the digital gatekeeper, ensuring that the online world stays friendly and fun for all users. Your main task? Reviewing and managing Italian user-generated content to make sure it’s on-brand, on-point, and up to standard. Think of yourself as the online equivalent of a well-travelled, thoughtful host—spotting anything out of place and handling it swiftly. Whether it’s removing inappropriate content, flagging potential issues, or offering feedback on what works, you’ll play a key role in maintaining a vibrant and welcoming space for the community.
In this role, your responsibilities will include:
- Reviewing and moderating user-generated content to ensure it meets platform guidelines.
- Managing flagged content and escalating issues when necessary.
- Providing feedback to improve the content strategy and user experience.
- Working closely with your international colleagues to keep the platform running smoothly.
It’s a role that requires a sharp eye, good judgment, and a love for content. You’ll be the one who ensures that the community remains a safe and engaging place for users to share and interact. Your efforts will help keep the platform fresh, safe, and ready for users to engage in a positive way.
You’ll mainly interact with your international colleagues in English, so it’s important that you also speak English proficiently.
Destination
The magical allure of Porto
Welcome to Porto, a city full of charm and energy! Located along the beautiful Douro River, Porto is known for its rich history, lovely buildings, and of course, delicious port wine. The city has a relaxed vibe, friendly people, and amazing food. Whether you’re walking through its scenic streets, trying the famous Francesinha, or enjoying a sunset by the river, Porto is a great place to work and play. Plus, with a cost of living that’s lower than many other European cities, it’s the perfect spot to live and enjoy life in Portugal.
Our favourite reasons to live in Porto
Join Porto's vibrant expatriate community
Porto boasts a large international expatriate community, making it a melting pot of cultures. This gives you the opportunity to integrate into a diverse and friendly environment and meet friends from around the world.
Experience the lively nightlife
From traditional Fado evenings to trendy bars and nightclubs, Porto's nightlife offers something for everyone!
Try a new hobby like surfing or sailing
Thanks to Porto's seaside location, it's an ideal destination to try water sports. You can surf, kite surf, kayak, sail, and windsurf in Porto.
Enjoy the many unique parks in Porto
Porto has many green spaces where you can relax, exercise, and enjoy nature. You can play basketball, volleyball, football, and much more!
Elevate your shopping experience to the next level
Porto offers a diverse shopping experience with a mix of modern shopping malls, boutiques, artisan shops, and local markets.
Savor the delicious cuisine of Porto
Portuguese cuisine, including the famous port wine for which Porto is known, is a feast for the senses and offers plenty of opportunities to taste delicious flavors during your adventure in this stunning city.
What do you get?
- Earn €1,000 gross per month, with 14 salaries paid each year!
- Reimbursed flight ticket after 6 months of employment.
- Affordable housing in a company-provided shared flat for just €280/month (including utilities and internet).
- Administrative support with your move to Portugal (bank account, registration...).
- After completing your training, you'll receive a meal allowance of €7.63 for each working day.
- You will be provided with health insurance.
- A fully paid training.
- 36 paid days off annually (22 vacation days + 14 national holidays). If you have to work on a national Portuguese holiday, you'll receive a compensatory day off.
What is required?
- Fluent Italian (spoken and written).
- Be able to speak and write English at a good level.
- Availability to work in Porto for 6 months (or longer).
- You must have a minimum of a high school diploma.
- At least 18 years of age.
- You have a valid European passport or European identity card.
- You are available to work in the Porto office.
Why our recruiters love this destination
Interview Process
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FAQ
The minimum period is 6 months.
A basic level of English is required.
No, it’s not a problem!
No, it’s not possible.
Yes, a high school diploma is required at minimum, and you may need to provide a copy upon request.
Our recruiters are ready to guide you through this application process!
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