Czech Social Media Content Moderator - Athens

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speakitBrooklyn (NY)

Media and Communication Workers, All Other Software Publishers

SENIORITY

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About the role

Are you fluent in Czech with strong English communication skills? Looking to make your career in a multicultural environment? We have the perfect opportunity for you! Our client is a Leading Social Media Platform with the mission to inspire creativity and bring joy.

Responsibilities: Ensure legal compliance and safety of content uploaded to the platform

Be responsible for the development, improvement, and maintenance of standards for the security of our online communities Improve the content management strategy Be responsible for coordinating with supervising departments for timely management of content that violates the policies Meet and exceed our service quality goals, compliance regulations and productivity targets

Qualifications: Proficient level of Czech (C1‑C2)

Advanced level of English (at least C1) Ability to adapt to a challenging software system. Analytical and problem solving skills with strong attention to detail Must hold EU citizenship or a valid work permit for Greece Availability to work onsite in a hybrid working model Availability to work in rotational shifts

Benefits

Competitive Salary: 1.300 euros gross per month (14 payments)

Monthly meal voucher: 80 euros Paid professional training Private medical insurance Growth opportunities through various development programs Multicultural work environment Excellent work culture

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