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Next Job Abroad is seeking Danish speakers ready to swap life in Denmark for a year in Sofia, Bulgaria. You will join an international Customer Service team, help customers with digital products and services, and gain hands-on experience in troubleshooting, customer experience and modern support systems.
No tech degree required. Full training is provided. Relocation is supported, and you’ll work alongside an international team while building your CV with real-world service skills.
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.
Taking a year abroad doesn't have to mean putting your career on pause. While living in Sofia, you'll build professional experience in:
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.
Maybe Sofia surprises you and you stay much longer.
There's really only one way to find out.
You’ll support customers who have questions or need help with digital products and services. Your day can include:
No previous technical background is required. You don't need a five-page CV. You don't need years of experience. And you definitely don't need to have your entire career figured out.
Most importantly, you're open to learning - and ready to try something new.
Finding a job abroad is one thing. Finding a job, booking a flight, arranging somewhere to stay and figuring out an entirely new country at the same time? Slightly more stressful. That's why relocation support is included.
So you can spend slightly less time worrying about logistics - and slightly more time figuring out where you're going for your first Bulgarian dinner.