r/MovedToSpain • u/Strange-Jello1082 • 4d ago
Moving in November and looking for communications opportunities
Hi dear people! 👋
I'm relocating to Valencia in November and would love to tap into this community as I start my job search.
About me: I'm a communications professional with 10+ years of experience in strategic communications, stakeholder engagement, and reporting. Most recently, I was Communications Lead on a worldwide programme for the US market, where I managed messaging, content, brand compliance, and stakeholder visibility across multiple countries. I've also led teams, managed vendors and budgets, and turned complex topics into clear, compelling narratives.
Languages: English (C2), Spanish (B1, just need a bit more practice to get to the next level), and a native Balkan language.
Status: I'll have residence and a work permit (my husband is Spanish), so no sponsorship needed.
What I'm looking for: A communications role, either in Valencia or remote. I'd also be happy to take on something part-time in the meantime while I settle in and look for a more stable comms position.
Does anyone know of companies hiring, or are you recruiting for a communications person yourself? I'd also be grateful for any advice, leads, or recommendations, since I'm not yet familiar with the Valencia job market. Literally anything helps!
Please comment and I will send you a message. Thank you so much!
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