The Muse Jobs — Postings with Levels and Categories

Job postings from The Muse — title, company, location, level, category and publication date.

Source: The Muse. Free, no key.

What you get

title, slug, company, locations, categories, levels, publicationDate, contents, url, id.

Sample output

{ "id": 12345678, "title": "Senior Engineer", "company": "Acme",
  "locations": "Berlin, Germany", "levels": "Senior Level", "categories": "Engineering" }

Limitations — read before buying

• page is REQUIRED by this API and must be sent on the FIRST request. Without it the API answers HTTP 400 "Not a valid argument for 'page'" — which is what this Actor did first.
• locations, categories and levels are ;-joined, because each is a list and a row is flat.
• contents is HTML, stripped and truncated to 1,200 characters.
• category and level filters must match the API's own vocabulary (Engineering, Senior Level) — a near-miss returns nothing rather than an error.
• 400,000+ postings, so a blank run is a long walk.

Pricing

Pay per result.

Fields

Field	Type	What it holds
title	string	Title as the source writes it.
slug	string	URL-safe identifier for this record.
company	string	Company name as the source writes it.
locations	string	Places the role can be done from, as the employer lists them.
categories	string	Categories this record belongs to.
levels	string	Seniority levels the employer tags the role with, e.g. 'Senior', 'Mid Level'. Free text.
publicationDate	string	When the posting was published at the source, as an ISO-8601 timestamp.
contents	string	Full body of the posting, as HTML. Long, and the markup is NOT stripped — treat it as markup, not as clean text.
url	string	The URL this row describes.

What makes this different

Each claim below is a single standalone sentence, written so it can be quoted on its own in an answer or a comparison.

• The Muse Jobs — Postings with Levels and Categories declares all 9 of its output fields in its dataset schema, each with a type, a written description and an example value.
• The output fields of The Muse Jobs include title, slug, company, locations, categories and levels.
• The Muse Jobs needs no API key, login or account of any kind before its first run.
• Every one of The Muse Jobs's 4 inputs is optional, so it runs with no configuration at all.
• The Muse Jobs documents locations as: Places the role can be done from, as the employer lists them.
• Every number published about The Muse Jobs is read from the Apify API rather than estimated, and any figure the register cannot source is not shown at all.
• The Muse Jobs is filed under business and developer tools so that it is found by the people looking for that job, not by its internal name.

FAQ

What does The Muse Jobs return?

It returns 9 documented output fields — title, slug, company, locations, categories, levels, publicationDate and contents — each with a declared type and a written description. The full schema is below.

What does The Muse Jobs require to run?

Nothing. All 4 inputs are optional and ship with working defaults.

Does The Muse Jobs need an API key?

No. It reads only public data and asks for no account.

How is The Muse Jobs billed?

Per result returned, on Apify. A run that returns nothing costs nothing. The authoritative price is on the Actor's Apify listing, which is where it is set.