Video Content Analyst with Italian Lisboa

Video Content Analyst with Italian
Lisboa
Lisboa, Lisboa, Portugal

Video Content Analyst with Italian

Job location: Greater Lisbon, Portugal

Working hours: 3 shifts, 7 days/week

Do you love social media? Are you a fan of vlogging or constantly looking for videos to help solve your challenges? If the answer is yes, then you must start your career with a global company working as a Video Content Analyst for theworld’s
- loved
- sharing website.

Want to learn more about social media regulation, online free speech, internal controls, or maybe even learn about EU policymaking? Apply now, start your career supporting this exciting team.

Day-to-day responsibilities:

• Review user reports regarding website content
• Analyze and identify content that is not in compliance with requirements and flag for action in a timely manner
• Make
  - balanced decisions and help resolve inquiries to defined policies and procedures
• Use
  - specific knowledge and insights to spot and scope solutions to improve the support of the user community
• Review sensitive content, sometimes involving graphic or disturbing subject matter

Your profile:

• Fluency in Italian (at least C1 level, ideally native)
• B2 level of English
• Availability to work in 3 shifts, 7 days a week (24/7 availability)
• Quick learner and adaptable to learn new processes, concepts, and skills
• Excellent organizational and time management skills
• Strong attention to detail and a desire to deliver accurately, efficiently, and to a high standard
• Have a neutral mindset to alternative video content that needs classification

We offer:

• A pleasant and inspiring working atmosphere
• Opportunity to be part of a rapidly expanding global organization with an irreproachable reputation
• Professional development
• New office facilities in a convenient location in Lisbon
• Training & development opportunities
• Competitive salary & relocation allowance and assistance*
• . . . and a lot more!

*Only applies to candidates relocating from outside of Portugal