New Adventure, New Language: Build Your Career in Greece

Posted 17 days ago

cross border talentsNew York (NY)

Customer Service Representatives Travel Agencies

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About the role

New Adventure, New Language: Build Your Career in Greece Do you speak French, Portuguese, German or Dutch and dream of combining your career with sunshine, sea, and growth? We're looking for multilingual talent ready to take the next step in Greece whether in customer experience, content moderation, marketing support, or digital operations. Join international teams representing world-renowned brands in tech, lifestyle, and digital innovation and make your language your greatest asset.

Location: Athens or remote from anywhere in Greece Languages: French, Portuguese, German or Dutch (C2/native) + English (B2+) Contract Type: Full-time EU passport required Relocation package available (flight + temporary accommodation) What's Waiting for You: Roles across customer support, content review, digital marketing, and back-office operations Full training and onboarding - no previous experience required Work on-site or remotely within Greece Competitive salary, monthly performance bonuses & private health insurance Career progression within a global, multilingual organization A welcoming community of professionals from across Europe Why Greece? Because your daily routine could include a morning coffee under the sun, meaningful work in an international setting, and a career that grows as fast as you do.

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