Last updated: October 2026
Goozali Jobs is a public job board that aggregates open hi-tech roles in Israel. This page explains, in plain language, how we handle data.
The public board requires no account. Job and company data is aggregated from public company career pages. We don’t sell data and we don’t use third-party advertising trackers.
We store a single language-preference cookie (English/Hebrew). We also use product analytics, processed by Mixpanel, to understand which parts of the board people actually use. It is ON by default. If you have a Goozali account and are signed in, you can turn it off from this page — that stops collection immediately and clears the local identifier. If you don’t have an account, contact us and we’ll switch it off for you. The data is stored and processed in the United States by Mixpanel under their terms of service. It is deliberately minimal: page and feature events with ids, counts and lengths only. It never includes your name, email, phone, or anything you type into a search box or form; we do not use automatic click/keystroke capture, and we do not record your screen. We don’t sell data, we don’t use third-party advertising trackers, and there are no advertising cookies.
If you create an account or contact us, we store your email address to provide the service and reply to you. Emails are sent via Resend; authentication is handled by Supabase.
When you add a CV on My matches, it is read in your browser and is not uploaded. If you are signed in, we keep the skills, level and years of experience found in it on your account, so your matches are there next time — never the CV or its text. You can delete that saved profile from the same page.
If you choose to join as a helper, your name, company, job title, help offered, community contributions, LinkedIn profile, and Calendly link are published in the public directory. Any email or phone you provide is optional, stored privately in Supabase, and transferred to the curator team in Airtable to coordinate help requests; it is not published. We also retain consent evidence and limited moderation records.
We keep the records you send us — a helper listing, an account email, a message through the Contact page — indefinitely: there is no automatic expiry and no scheduled deletion, and we won’t state a period we don’t actually run to. Analytics is the exception and you control it directly: switching it off stops collection immediately and clears the local identifier. Everything else comes off by asking us — a request to a person, not a button on this site. Write to us through the Contact page and, once we’re satisfied the request really comes from the person on the record, we’ll act on it; there is no ticket number and no turnaround we could honestly promise, so if you don’t hear back, send it again. For the helper directory: if you joined through the form on this site we take the listing down ourselves, and because the directory is read live rather than cached it disappears as soon as we do; if the curator team added you, we pass the request to them and it can take a day to come through. Either way a takedown hides the listing rather than erasing it — we keep the record and the timestamped evidence that you agreed to be published, so we can show the publication was authorised at the time. Withdrawing consent is carried out the same way: the listing comes down, the consent record stays. There is no edit screen, so corrections are made by hand too — tell us what is wrong and we will fix it or take the listing down, whichever you prefer. One piece of timing worth knowing: any private email or phone you gave us is sent to the curator team in Airtable once, at the first 08:00 UTC sync after you submit. Take your listing down before that sync and your details are never sent there at all; after it, removing them from Airtable is a separate manual step that does not delete our own record.
You can ask us at any time what we hold about you, ask for your helper listing to be corrected or taken down, or withdraw your consent — the section above says which parts we remove, which we keep, and why. If you have a Goozali account, ask and we will close it and delete the email address attached to it. Requests go through the Contact page to a person’s inbox — there is no queue and no ticket number — so allow a few days, and send it again if you don’t hear back.
Questions about privacy? Contact us.
