Content Moderator (Trust & Safety)

October 14, 2026

Careerscape is supporting a client opening for a Remote Content Moderator on a Trust and Safety team. This role focuses on reviewing user-generated content and enforcing community guidelines to keep online platforms safe and welcoming.

This is an excellent opportunity for someone who is detail-oriented, level-headed, and interested in building a career in trust and safety, content operations, or online community management.

The Content Moderator will evaluate text, images, and video against platform policies, take action on violations, and escalate sensitive cases to keep users protected.

This role is ideal for candidates interested in content moderation, trust and safety, community operations, or policy enforcement.

Responsibilities

Review user-generated text, images, and video for policy violations
Apply community guidelines and content policies consistently
Take appropriate action on content that violates platform rules
Escalate sensitive, harmful, or high-risk cases to senior teams
Document moderation decisions and maintain accurate records
Identify emerging trends, patterns, and abuse tactics
Provide real-world feedback that supports policy updates
Maintain quality and accuracy targets across large volumes of content
Collaborate with trust and safety, legal, and support teams
Protect user privacy and handle confidential information responsibly
Meet productivity and response-time goals
Perform additional moderation tasks as assigned

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent required
Associate's or Bachelor's degree in Communications, Criminal Justice, Psychology, or a related field preferred
0-2 years of experience in moderation, customer service, operations, or related roles
Strong reading comprehension and sound judgment
Ability to stay objective when reviewing sensitive material
Excellent attention to detail and consistency
Comfortable using content review tools and dashboards
Strong written communication skills
Ability to work independently in a remote environment
Reliable high-speed internet connection

Benefits

Fully remote work flexibility within the United States
Competitive entry-level compensation
Medical, dental, and vision insurance
Paid time off, holidays, and sick leave
401(k) retirement savings plan
Paid training and onboarding
Wellness and mental health support resources
Career growth into Senior Content Moderator, Trust and Safety Analyst, or Policy Specialist roles
Performance-based bonuses
Collaborative and supportive team environment

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Skills:
Analysis Skills, Broadband, Communication Skills, Criminal Justice, Customer Escalations, Customer Service Operations, Customer Support/Service, Dental Insurance, Detail Oriented, High School Diploma, Legal Support Skills, Moderating Skills, Online Communities, Privacy Controls, Psychiatry and Mental Health, Psychology, Quality Management, Record Keeping, Reporting Dashboards, Risk, Team Player, Trend Analysis, Vision Plan, Writing Skills

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