Jobs abroad for Italian speakers
Right now there are 6 open roles for Italian speakers, in Lisbon and Athens. Most are customer support, sales and specialist jobs where you use Italian with customers and English with your team, so you don't need to speak the local language. 5 of them include relocation support.
Open roles
A sales-focused role — reaching out to prospects, managing your own pipeline, and closing deals. Full training is typically provided.
You'll reach out to prospective customers by phone and/or email, understand their needs, and guide them toward a purchase or signup — working to your own pipeline and targets.
You'll handle inbound customer contacts by phone, chat and/or email — answering questions, resolving issues, and updating account or case records as you go.
You'll handle inbound customer contacts by phone, chat and/or email — answering questions, resolving issues, and updating account or case records as you go.
You'll handle inbound customer contacts by phone, chat and/or email — answering questions, resolving issues, and updating account or case records as you go.
You'll manage the recruitment process for open roles — sourcing and screening candidates, conducting interviews, and coordinating with hiring teams to get positions filled.
Italian-speaking jobs by country
Questions people ask
What level of Italian do I need?
Most of these roles ask for native or near-native Italian, plus good English for working with your team. Each role page lists the exact level.
Do I need to speak the local language?
Usually not. You speak Italian with customers and English with colleagues. Where a role needs more, the role page says so.
Is relocation support included?
5 of the 6 roles here mention relocation support, which can include flights, temporary accommodation and help with paperwork. What's covered is listed on each role.
Does it cost anything to apply?
No, never. Our fee is paid by the employer, not by you, at any stage.
Why aren't company names listed?
Our clients hire through us confidentially, which is common for companies that recruit at volume. We tell you who the employer is personally once we've talked about the role, always before your interview.
How long does it take?
From your first message to an interview with the employer usually takes around two weeks. If the role involves relocation or a visa, the move itself can take longer. Answering quickly on your side speeds everything up.
Not sure which one fits?
Send your CV and a recruiter will match you to the best role here, or to new ones as they open. It's free, and you'll hear from a real person.