Case Reviewer

Case Reviewer (11-Month Contract)

Location: Dublin, Ireland

Contract: Full-Time, Fixed Term (11 Months)

Are you passionate about online safety, digital rights, and fair decision-making? Join

Appeals Centre Europe and help shape the future of online regulation by reviewing user

appeals against social media platform decisions. This is an exciting opportunity to work at

the intersection of technology, policy, and regulation in a fast-growing and purpose-driven

organisation.

What You'll Do

● Review appeals relating to enforcement decisions made by social media platforms.

● Assess content against platform policies and platform stated principles and

guidelines.

● Determine appeal eligibility and support fair, consistent outcomes.

● Escalate complex cases where required.

● Collaborate with policy, quality, and operational teams to deliver high-quality

decisions.

● Build expertise in content governance, online safety, and digital regulation.

What We're Looking For

● Professional experience in contemt moderation.

● Strong analytical skills and excellent attention to detail.

● Interest in technology, digital policy, law, human rights, or online safety.

● Understanding of social media platforms and online content moderation.

● Strong communication skills and the ability to make balanced decisions.

● Fluent English and proficiency in at least one additional language.

● Ability to work professionally with sensitive or challenging content.

Why Join?

● Be part of a pioneering European organisation.

● Gain experience in the rapidly evolving world of content governance and the Digital

Services Act.

● Receive comprehensive training and ongoing development.

● Work alongside a diverse, collaborative, and mission-driven team.

Important Information

● Hybrid role based in Dublin with office attendance required 3 days per week.

● 5 days per week in-office during the first 8 weeks of onboarding.

● Applicants must have the right to work in Ireland.

Ready to make an impact in the future of online dispute resolution? We'd love to hear from

you.