English-speaking Interviewer

Katrium is hiring English-speaking interviewers for short-term and long-term projects.

We are searching for different English-speaking people for different projects that are full-time and part-time.

Requirements:

  • Fluent in English
  • A good internet connection and a computer with a headset
  • Good communication skills and basic IT skills
  • Independent and proactive work

Send your CV to:

Katrium is a Finnish-owned company that specializes in international contact center, research, and business support services. Read more about all our services.

Would you like to work completely remotely, following your own schedule and work rhythm? We have several open positions for fluent English speakers You get to participate in various research projects to investigate different social topics, so this is not a sales job. This job is suitable for those who already have other projects or are on parental leave or are studying. This part-time job is flexible according to your life situation and can be done from different parts of the world

You do not need previous experience in market research or telephone work, we will train you and help you to start the job.

At work, you can clearly improve your communication skills, which will surely benefit your future in any field. The work is really versatile, as you work on constantly changing projects that combine interesting themes and social significance You will gain experience in different contact center projects, research and business support services.

Apply

Send your CV and your application, in which you tell us comprehensively about yourself, either via Indeed or by email to At the same time, you can ask more about the open position, we will be happy to answer your questions

Job Type: Contract

Work Location: Remote

Job Type: Freelance

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