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Mayflower
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Mayflower is a technology company building large-scale entertainment products for a global audience. Our platforms serve millions of users worldwide and rank among the top-50 most visited websites globally. For more than 10 years, we've been creating reliable, high-performance solutions at the intersection of product, engineering, and entertainment.
The Moderation team is a rapidly growing team made up of passionate people from diverse backgrounds and cultures, whose main goal is simple: a clean & safe platform. Our 5 sub-teams work 24/7 to eliminate any kind of harm to ensure positive user experience.
As a Moderation Specialist, you would be contributing to this mission by reviewing user submitted content according to our guidelines.
Review user generated content according to our community guidelines with speed and quality;
Investigate and resolve internal and external reports;
Escalate relevant issues to the appropriate stakeholders and collaborate with others to ensure our products' safety.
English mastery: Upper intermediate level (C1);
Ability to work in different shifts and days, including the night shift and weekend (40h per week);
Attentive to details and able to follow strict guidelines;
Prior experience in a trust & safety field;
We know that great talent deserves great conditions, so here's what you can expect when joining us:
Competitive compensation with a service contract.
Transparent performance reviews twice a year, with bonus opportunities and salary adjustments.
An annual allowance that you can use for home office improvements, sports activities, equipment upgrades, and more—tailor it to what benefits you most.
Investment in your development: paid language courses, access to various learning platforms, and a mindfulness benefit, including psychological support with 50% coverage.
Career growth in a fast-scaling project with opportunities to influence technical decisions.
A culture of recognition: our peer reward program celebrates contributions from across the team.
Benefits are provided in accordance with the company’s policies and eligibility criteria.
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