Jewish community employment network and placement service
Staffwise operates a community employment platform built on Salesforce, Excel, and Google Workspace—a tech stack weighted toward relationship management and spreadsheet operations rather than automation or analytics infrastructure. With 36 active roles across finance, ops, and sales (26 posted in the last 30 days), the organization is scaling hiring across four countries. The project list reveals internal-facing infrastructure work (donor database design, form digitization, CRM rollout) alongside external community services, suggesting a nonprofit stretched across both operational modernization and direct service delivery.
Notable leadership hires: Head of Operations
Staffwise is a nonprofit employment services organization based in Cape Town, founded in 1999, serving the Jewish community across employment connectivity and placement. The organization operates three core service lines: employment services including talent sourcing and temp placement (over 600 successful placements in the past five years at an 87.78% placement rate); career services serving 1,277 job seekers and freelancers with assessment, counseling, and networking; and specialized employment projects targeting community sectors with employment vulnerabilities. The organization operates with 2–10 core staff but is in an active hiring cycle, indicating growth in operations, finance, and fundraising functions.
Staffwise reports an 87.78% successful placement rate, with over 600 successful placements completed in the past five years. The organization serves as both a placement agency and career services provider.
Staffwise is actively hiring across South Africa, New Zealand, United States, and Australia. Current open roles span finance (10), operations (8), sales (6), marketing (3), community (2), healthcare (2), design (1), and executive (1) functions.
Staffwise's primary tools include Salesforce for relationship management, Microsoft Office (Excel, Word, PowerPoint), Google Workspace (Docs, Sheets, Drive), MailChimp for communications, and QuickBooks for accounting. The stack is office productivity–focused rather than specialized nonprofit software.
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