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    Video Content Analyst with German

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    Job Opportunity: Video Content Analyst (Content Moderation)

    Location: On-site, Lisbon
    Project: Streaming Service Platform
    Schedule: Rotating shifts 24/7, Mon-Fri

    Job Overview:

    We are looking for Video Content Analysts to join our team and help review online advertisements within a leading streaming service platform. Your role will involve ensuring compliance with guidelines and removing inappropriate content, making the platform a safer place for users.

    Responsibilities:

    Review and moderate advertisements based on project guidelines.
    Ensure content complies with local regulations
    Identify and remove inappropriate or non-compliant content.
    Work efficiently within a shifting schedule in a fast-paced environment.

    Requirements:

    No previous experience required (up to 12 months in Content Moderation is a plus).
    24/7 availability (rotating shifts).
    Ability to work on-site in Lisbon.
    Attention to detail and ability to work under strict guidelines.

    Salary & Benefits:

    Annual Base Salary: 15.260 euros
    Annual Language  Bonus: 3.240 euros
    Meal Allowance: 7.63 per workday (paid via meal card, net amount)
    Yearly Target Bonus: 5% of gross annual base salary
    Health & Life Insurance (Family Plan included spouse/legal partner & children).

    Contract Type: 2-month training agreement + 1-year FTC (30-day probation).
    Relocation Support for candidates moving from outside Continental Portugal:
    Bureaucratic support.
    Help with house search based on personal needs.
    Relocation bonus.

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