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Spanish Speaker Content Moderator - Relocation to Greece (remote)

Posted 10 days ago

cross border talentsAddison (TX)

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Spanish Speaker Content Moderator - Relocation to Greece (remote) Job Opportunity: Spanish-Speaking Content Moderator (Ads) Remote Work from GreeceWe are hiring Spanish-speaking candidates for Content Moderator roles focused on reviewing and managing online advertisements. This is a full-time remote position based in Greece, ideal for those looking to start or grow an international career with a stable contract and great benefits, while living in one of Europe's most affordable and beautiful countries. No prior experience is required fully paid training is provided, and your contract starts from day one of onboarding. Main Details
Position: Content Moderator Ads (reviewing and managing user-generated advertisements)
Languages required: Spanish (native or C1+) and English (minimum B1-B2)
Location: Greece (remote EU passport required)
Contract: Full-time, 40 hours per week, long-term cooperation Monthly salary: 1,300euro net per month Relocation package: Paid flight to Greece, 2-3 weeks in hotel accommodation, and full assistance in finding permanent housing Accommodation cost: The cost of living in Greece is very low you can rent a fully furnished 50 m² apartment for only 250-320euro per month Equipment provided: Company PC and secure internet connection for home-based work Perfect also for couples
Benefits:
  • Paid initial training
  • Private health insurance
  • Relocation support provided by the company
  • Long-term, stable remote employment
  • International and multicultural work environment
  • Career growth and promotion opportunities
Requirements:
  • Must hold EU citizenship
  • Fluent in Spanish with good English communication skills
  • Send your CV in English or contact me directly for more information:
Email: marco.velenosi@cbtalents.com WhatsApp: +39 334 619 6398Or refer someone

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