Digital Trust & Safety Analyst – Norwegian-speaking


Job Location:

Sofia - Bulgaria

Monthly Salary: Not Disclosed
Posted on: 30+ days ago
Vacancies: 1 Vacancy

Job Summary

Are you a Norwegian speaker with strong analytical skills and a passion for data-driven decision-making in online safety We are hiring a Digital Trust & Safety Analyst to join our specialist team in Sofia supporting a world-class digital platform in maintaining integrity across its Norwegian-speaking markets.

As a Trust & Safety Analyst you will go beyond frontline moderation you will analyse trends patterns and data to support the development of safer smarter content policies. This is an excellent step up for those looking to build an analytical career in digital trust and safety.

Your responsibilities:

  • Analyse trust and safety data to identify trends risks and anomalies
  • Produce actionable reports and insights for policy and operations teams
  • Review complex or escalated cases requiring analytical judgment
  • Support the development and refinement of content moderation frameworks
  • Collaborate cross-functionally with global trust and safety stakeholders

What we are looking for:

  • Norwegian: C1/C2 level (native or near-native)
  • English: solid working proficiency
  • Analytical mindset with experience or interest in data analysis
  • Ability to synthesise large volumes of information into clear insights
  • Available to work on-site in Sofia

What is on offer:

  • Gross salary: 1535 BGN/month
  • Welcome bonus: 1500 (750 after 3 months 750 after 6 months for EU-eligible candidates)
  • A specialist analytical career pathway in digital trust and safety
  • Modern Sofia office and a collaborative global team
  • Structured growth and development opportunities
Are you a Norwegian speaker with strong analytical skills and a passion for data-driven decision-making in online safety We are hiring a Digital Trust & Safety Analyst to join our specialist team in Sofia supporting a world-class digital platform in maintaining integrity across its Norwegian-speakin...