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French-Speaking Customer Support and Content Moderation Roles - Relocation

Posted 10 days ago

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French-Speaking Customer Support and Content Moderation Roles - Relocation Paris, France Or refer someone Job Openings French-Speaking Customer Support and Content Moderation Roles - Relocation Job Opportunity: French-Speaking Customer Support and Content Moderation Roles Portugal, Greece (Remote), Bulgaria
Locations: Office-based in Portugal or Bulgaria
Full Remote from anywhere in Greece
Contract Type: Permanent Relocation Package : Included (flight + temporary accommodation) Special Bonus : Up to 3000euro signing bonus for selected projects Are you a native or fluent French speaker (C1-C2) with English skills (B1 or higher)? Looking for a new adventure abroad while growing your career? We are hiring motivated individuals for customer support and content moderation roles, with full relocation support and permanent contracts.
About the Role: Join a leading international company offering outstanding services to global clients. Depending on your preference, you can work in customer support or content moderation:
  • Assist customers via phone, email, and chat with professionalism and empathy
  • Monitor, review, and moderate content on digital platforms
  • Resolve inquiries, ensure compliance, and guarantee positive experiences
Requirements:
  • French (C1-C2 level) and English (B1+ minimum)EU citizenship or valid working visa
  • Strong communication and problem-solving skills
  • Customer-focused mindset
  • Previous experience is a plus but not mandatory
What We Offer:
  • Full-time permanent contract
  • Competitive salary and performance bonuses
  • Full relocation support (flight + accommodation assistance)
  • Paid training and career development opportunities
  • Up to 3000euro signing bonus for selected roles
  • International, supportive work environment
  • Ready to start your new career in Portugal, Greece, or Bulgaria?

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