Earn money walking to update maps? There's a job opening in Lisbon
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Earn money walking to update maps? There's a job opening in Lisbon

SAPO Notícias9 September 2026 at 13:00

There is a job opening in Lisbon for an unconventional task: collecting images while walking around the city. The position involves using a specially equipped backpack with a camera, allowing the professional to capture images during their routes through the Portuguese capital.

The company responsible for the offer is looking for professionals willing to do in-person work in Lisbon. The main activity consists of collecting images around the city, which will later be used to update maps.

The nature of this type of work suggests a connection to the digital mapping technology sector. The article indicates that the position may be related to Google, although this information is not definitively confirmed. This type of image collection with camera-equipped backpacks is a common practice used by technology companies to keep their mapping services up to date.

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