• Morocco-based HRtech Jobzyn has raised an undisclosed investment from Janngo Capital, a gender-lens tech investor, to accelerate its AI-powered recruitment solutions across Africa.
• Founded in 2021 by Simo Zizi, Jobzyn’s platform automatically matches candidates to roles, assesses soft skills pre-interview, and offers employer insights like salary benchmarks and workplace images.
• The company plans to use the funds to scale its AI-driven recruitment solutions and expand its footprint across Africa.

Press release:

Moroccan recruitment startup Jobzyn has raised an undisclosed investment from Janngo Capital, one of Africa’s leading gender-lens tech investors. The funding will accelerate Jobzyn’s mission to transform recruitment across Africa through artificial intelligence.

Founded in 2021 by CEO Simo Zizi, Jobzyn’s AI-powered platform tackles two major hiring challenges: helping employers filter large volumes of underqualified applications and guiding candidates toward better career choices. The platform automatically matches candidates to suitable roles, assesses soft skills before interviews, and provides employers with actionable insights such as salary benchmarks, workplace images, and leadership vision.

Jobzyn already counts Deloitte, PwC, Glovo, Maroc Telecom, Intelcia, Inwi, and TGCC among its clients and powers digital career centres for universities including INSEA, ESI, HEM, and HEC Rabat.

“With Janngo’s backing, we are accelerating our mission to make the job market more accessible, fair, and efficient across the continent,” said Zizi. The company plans to use the funds to scale its AI-driven recruitment solutions and expand its footprint across Africa.