Company
Cross Border Talents
Cross Border Talents
Lisbon, Portugal (On-site)
Start Date: Early March
Are you passionate about digital media and looking for a career that makes a difference? This is your chance to work for a top international company that values talent, career growth, and an inclusive work environment!
Your Role at a Glance
You’ll be working behind the scenes of one of the world's most widely used video streaming platforms, ensuring compliance with legal guidelines and safeguarding the online experience for millions of users.
Key Responsibilities
Reviewing and processing legal content requests (e.g., privacy, defamation, fraud).
Ensuring all cases are handled according to policies and regulations.
Maintaining quality and efficiency in a back-office setting.
Staying updated on digital content regulations and platform policies.
Who We’re Looking For
Fluent in German (C1+) and English (B2+)
Portuguese Residence Card or EU Citizenship
Available to start in early March
Strong attention to detail and interest in the digital world
What’s in It for You?
Competitive Salary + Language Bonus
Performance-Based Incentives
Daily Meal Allowance
Monthly Transport Support
Paid Training & Professional Development
Comprehensive Health Insurance
€2500 Gross Relocation Bonus (Paid with first salary)
Discover Lisbon!
Lisbon is a city full of life—where history meets modernity. From its breathtaking coastal views to its rich cultural heritage, living in Lisbon means enjoying sunny weather, delicious food, and a thriving international community.
Apply now and start your next career adventure in Portugal!
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