Experis

Experis is the IT professional resourcing and project solutions branch of ManpowerGroup, a global corporation publicly traded on the NYSE under the ticker MAN. In Israel, the company operates as a technology services, consulting, and placement firm. The Israeli branch focuses heavily on providing outsourced R&D, data, and cybersecurity personnel to enterprise IT departments. Because it is a subsidiary of a global workforce solutions entity, local revenue and exact standalone headcount for the Israeli operation are not broken out in the parent company's public filings.

The primary operations of Experis in Israel revolve around IT consulting, tech placements, and the "Experis Academy" model. The Academy recruits university graduates—often with science or engineering degrees—trains them intensively in software development (frequently C++ or Java), data analytics, or cybersecurity, and places them as external consultants at client companies for a predetermined commitment period, typically two years. Experis does not build its own proprietary software products; rather, it supplies human capital and managed R&D teams to other organizations.

Experis competes directly in the Israeli tech services, placement, and bootcamp market. Direct competitors for the specific graduate training-and-placement model include Infinity Labs R&D (owned by Matrix), as well as broad IT service and placement firms like SQLink, Yael Group, and Aman Group.

The Israeli operation is headquartered in the central region and recruits candidates nationwide for placement at client sites in tech hubs like Tel Aviv and Herzliya. The roles the company actively hires for—principally to fulfill client contracts—include backend engineers, full-stack developers, data engineers, QA automation developers, and SOC analysts.