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    German Social Media Content Analyst in Lisbon w/Relocation bonus

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    Cross Border Talents

    Description

    As a German-speaking Content Moderator, you will manage and ensure compliance with online legal processes and regulations for a company. Responsibilities include monitoring digital operations, assessing legal risks, and implementing online legal strategies to support business objectives.

    E.g. Legal Requests related to privacy claims, defamation, fraud, falsification

    Location: Lisbon, Portugal

    Relocation bonus for international candidates*

    Work type: On-site

    Requirements:

    - German C1 level minimum (or high B2)

    - English B2 level minimum

    - Strong attention to detail and excellent communication skills.

    - Self-sufficient & confident in troubleshooting basic technical issues related to Connectivity, Systems & Devices.

    - Ability to work independently and meet deadlines in a fast-paced environment.

    - EU Citizenship 

    - No previous experience required!

    Don't miss this incredible opportunity! Apply now!

    Please upload your CV in English*

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