Yassir is the leading super App in the Maghreb region set to changing the way daily services are provided. It currently operates in 45 cities across Algeria, Morocco and Tunisia with recent expansions into France, Canada and Sub-Saharan Africa. It is backed (~$200M in funding) by VCs from Silicon Valley, Europe and other parts of the world.

We offer on-demand services such as ride-hailing and last-mile delivery. Building on this infrastructure, we are now introducing financial services to help our users pay, save and borrow digitally.

Helping usher the continent into a digital economy era. We’re not just about serving people - we’re about creating a marketplace to bring people what they need while infusing social values.

Responsibilities

Process and track employee and company expenses.

Assist with monthly payroll preparation and processing.

Maintain accurate financial records and accounting documentation.

Reconcile expenses, payroll data, and related accounts.

Prepare basic financial reports and assist with month-end closing.

Ensure compliance with internal financial policies and procedures.

Coordinate with HR and other departments regarding payroll and employee-related financial matters.

Requirements:

Bachelor’s degree in Finance, Accounting, or a related field.
1–2 years of experience in accounting, preferably with payroll experience.
Good knowledge of accounting principles and financial processes.
Good Excel skills and strong attention to detail.
Fluent English, both written and spoken.
Ability to work independently and meet deadlines.

Why you should join Yassir

😎 You will be part of one of the first Algerian startups to go through the Y Combinator program and one of the fastest-growing tech companies in North Africa. We are current in +60 cities (Algeria, Tunisia, Morocco, and Senegal)

💸 Attractive salary and you even get a stake in the company

🚉 Subsidized public transit pass

🤙🏽Have a lasting impact on our company's culture

🚀 Perfect timing with renowned investors to build something great

📈 Extremely steep learning curve with own responsibility and intensive guidance

💯 Make a real impact on the world by helping us bring affordable financial and on-demand services to millions of Africans

At Yassir, we believe in the power of diversity and the importance of an inclusive culture. So, if you're ready to bring your unique perspective and experiences to the table, then we're excited to listen.

Don't just apply for a job, come and be a part of our journey. Let's create a better tomorrow together.

We look forward to receiving your application!

Best of luck,

Your Yassir TA Team

About the company

Yassir provides a multi-service platform that offers ride-hailing, last-mile delivery, and digital financial services across the Maghreb region and beyond. Users access these services through a single app that coordinates logistics for transportation and deliveries while providing tools to pay, save, and borrow money digitally. Unlike competitors that focus on a single service, Yassir integrates transportation and finance into one marketplace to build a comprehensive digital economy. The company's goal is to create a marketplace that serves daily needs and promotes financial inclusion while incorporating social values.

Company Size

1,001-5,000

Company Stage

Series B

Total Funding

$180.3M

Headquarters

Algiers, Algeria

Founded

2016

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Simplify's Take

What believers are saying

March 2026 Yassir Market launches add physical distribution and higher-frequency grocery demand.
Kawarizmi unlocks retail-media revenue from first-party data across open web and CTV.
Senegal's September 2025 ruling preserved operations, keeping a live growth market open.

What critics are saying

Yassir France entered liquidation in January 2026, exposing weak European expansion discipline.
Retail and ad-tech integrations from March 2026 can distract management from core ride-hailing execution.
A prolonged subsidy war with Yango, Heetch, and in-country regulators can crush unit economics.

What makes Yassir unique

Yassir owns rides, delivery, payments, retail, and ad-tech across North Africa.
March 2026 Uno and Kawarizmi acquisitions deepen data, logistics, and merchant monetization.
Its 45-city network and Yassir Cash create switching costs for consumers and merchants.

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Condia

Mar 13th, 2026

Yassir acquires Kawarizmi to expand into media and advertising

Yassir, the North African startup offering ride-hailing, food delivery and financial services since 2017, has acquired programmatic advertising agency Kawarizmi as it expands into media and advertising. The deal's terms were not disclosed. The acquisition marks a strategic shift for Yassir, which has built its business around on-demand daily services including Yassir Express for food and grocery delivery, and Yassir Cash for financial services. The move into media and advertising represents the company's latest diversification effort beyond its core app-based offerings.

EntArabi

Mar 13th, 2026

Yassir acquires Uno stores to boost e-commerce in Algeria and Africa

Algerian startup Yassir has acquired Uno stores from the Cevital Group, rebranding them as "Yassir Market". The company plans to open its flagship store at Bab Ezzouar shopping centre in Algiers within days. The acquisition follows Jumia's exit from the grocery and retail sector in North Africa. Yassir aims to integrate digital expertise with physical retail presence through a network of stores offering a hybrid shopping experience, including groceries, luxury goods, cosmetics and fast food outlets. Transactions will be processed through Yassir Cash, supported by over 5,000 agents, whilst customers can earn points through the "Yassir +" programme. The company is also developing a B2B logistics layer for wholesale deliveries to institutional clients including embassies and major corporations. Founded by Stanford PhD and former Silicon Valley engineer Nour Eddine Taibi, Yassir operates across six countries and 50 cities, serving over 10 million users.

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TechCrunch

Nov 7th, 2022

Yassir Pulls In $150M For Its Super App, Led By Mary Meeker’S Bond

Yassir, an African super app platform that offers on-demand services such as ride-hailing, food and grocery delivery, and payments, has raised $150 million in Series B funding, five times what it raised in its previous priced round last November. The investment was led by BOND, the growth-stage firm that Mary Meeker spun out of Kleiner Perkins in 2018. Other investors in the growth round include DN Capital, Dorsal Capital, Quiet Capital, Stanford Alumni Ventures, and Y Combinator via its Continuity Fund, among other strategic investors

TechMoran

Nov 29th, 2021

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