Thinking about taking a year abroad? You might as well come back with more than photos.

Moving abroad doesn't have to mean putting your career on pause.

We're looking for German-speaking Gaming Community Moderators to join an international gaming project in Sofia, Bulgaria. A role where you'll gain hands-on experience in online safety, content moderation and digital communities while building a life abroad.

A full relocation package is included. And instead of spending your gap year wondering what you're going to do next, you'll be adding international tech and gaming experience to your CV.

Not a bad trade.

So, what will you be doing in this role? 

Think of yourself as part of the team behind the scenes keeping an online gaming community safe.

You'll review content and player reports, apply community guidelines and help identify behaviour or trends that could create problems for players.

Your day can include:

Thinking about spending a year abroad? Here's an idea: get paid while doing it – and come home with something useful on your CV.

We're looking for Danish speakers ready to swap the familiar for a new life in Sofia, Bulgaria.

You'll join an international Customer Service team, help customers with digital products and services, and gain hands-on experience with troubleshooting, customer experience and modern support systems.

And no – you don't need a tech degree.

Full training is provided.

So if you've been thinking about a gap year, living abroad or simply doing something completely different for a while, this could be a pretty easy way to turn "maybe someday" into an actual plane ticket.

A Gap Year – Without the Gap on Your CV

Taking a year abroad doesn't have to mean putting your career on pause.

While living in Sofia, you'll build professional experience in:

Customer Service • Digital Products • Troubleshooting • CRM Systems • Problem Solving • International Operations

Skills you can take with you whether you stay abroad, move into another international role or eventually head back home.

And outside work?

That's where the actual living-abroad part begins.

New country. New people. Weekend trips. A completely different everyday life.

Maybe you stay for a year.