Malta International Airport
AviationFire Fighter
Notable: Uncommon non-office role in Malta: airport firefighter with aircraft rescue duties.
Looking at english-speaking jobs in Luqa? You're in the right place. 5 open roles are live. Malta International Airport is currently the most active hirer.
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Malta International Airport
AviationNotable: Uncommon non-office role in Malta: airport firefighter with aircraft rescue duties.
Malta International Airport
AviationTL;DR: Junior customer services role at Malta International Airport, based on-site in Luqa. Requires strong Maltese and English skills, with a third language preferred. This is a shift-based position covering weekends, public holidays, and nights. Suits candidates comfortable with airport operations and flexible scheduling who hold at least A-level qualifications.
Malta International Airport
AviationNotable: Salary is disclosed at EUR 24,230 including shift allowance, with guaranteed annual increments of at least 1.75%.
Malta International Airport
AviationNotable: Salary disclosed at €25,990 to €27,530, with an additional monthly qualification allowance for licence holders.
Malta International Airport
AviationNotable: Transparent salary (€24k to €26k) for a non-office airport infrastructure role, uncommon for Malta listings.
Luqa is a town in Malta. Listings tied to Luqa do come up — usually with employers that have an office or operation directly in the area — but most English speakers hiring still happens around the Sliema–Gżira corridor.
If you want a wider catchment, broaden your search to all english jobs in Malta — the link sits at the bottom of this page.
English speakers are an active hire across multiple Malta sectors — iGaming and fintech account for the bulk of demand, with corporate services, software studios, and hospitality picking up the rest. The cluster effect (most of the larger employers within walking distance of each other in the Sliema–Gżira corridor) means people typically switch companies inside the same skill area without changing neighbourhood.
For a candidate, that compresses the search: a single trip across town can cover three or four interview loops in a week. Luqa sits inside that catchment, so most listings on this page draw from the same recruiting pool.
Interview loops on the island are usually compressed — most employers run a screening call, one technical or domain assessment, and a culture-fit conversation, all within 1-2 weeks. Notice periods are typically one month, which makes job-changing relatively painless compared with the UK or DACH market.
Offers usually arrive in writing within 48 hours of the final round. For relocation hires, larger employers will often cover the first six weeks of corporate housing while you find a permanent place.
There are currently 5 open roles matching this search. The most active hirers are Malta International Airport. New listings are added as companies post them — bookmark this page if you want to track it.
Listings on this page average around €26k per year. The current range is €24k to €27k. Pay varies by seniority and the specific employer — iGaming and fintech listings typically sit at the top of the local range.
Malta hosts an unusually dense cluster of iGaming, fintech, and software employers across the Sliema–Gżira corridor, all of which create steady demand for english-related skills. English is an official language, the cost of living is lower than most Western European capitals, and EU residency makes it accessible for international candidates.
English speakers are in highest demand at the larger gaming operators for customer support, account management, and player-ops functions — most of which run 24/7 multilingual desks from Sliema and St Julian's. Native fluency commands a premium over high-conversational.
New listings appear here as soon as they're posted by recruiters or pulled from our partner sources. This bucket was last updated 1 week ago. If you're actively job-hunting, bookmarking the page is the simplest way to keep an eye on it.