USAJobs.gov Federal Jobs Scraper
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USAJobs.gov Federal Jobs Scraper
Scrape official US federal government job postings from USAJobs.gov - title, agency, salary, grade, location, hiring paths and category, filterable by US state, with incremental runs.
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Scrapes official US federal government job postings from USAJobs.gov, the government's own job board. Every posting includes title, agency, department, salary range and grade, location(s), work schedule/type, hiring-path eligibility (public/students/veterans/etc.), job category, and the open/close dates — straight from USAJobs' own search results, no login or paywall involved.
What you get
One row per job posting:
- Title, agency, sub-agency, department
- Location (including multi-location postings, with a location count)
- Salary range (display text and a parsed minimum) and GS grade range
- Work schedule (full-time/part-time) and work type (permanent/internship/temporary/etc.)
- Hiring paths (who's eligible: general public, students, veterans, etc.)
- Job category
- Posting open/close dates
- A direct link to the posting
Input
- States — restrict to specific US states/territories. Leave empty to cover every state (a real full-coverage run — postings open in multiple states are only counted once).
- Keyword — free-text job-title search (e.g. "nurse", "data scientist"). Leave empty for every open posting in scope.
- Results per page — how many postings to fetch per request (default 500).
- Max results — stop after this many postings. Defaults to 50 for a fast preview; set to empty for everything in the selected scope.
- Incremental mode —
auto(recommended): the first run for a given state/keyword scope returns every posting; later runs return only new/changed postings and flag ones that closed since the last run.fullalways returns everything;incrementalonly new/changed.
Notes
- A posting listing "Multiple Locations" can legitimately appear under more than one state filter — this actor deduplicates by posting ID across states, so a full-coverage run never double-counts a posting.
- Incremental mode tracks a separate baseline per states/keyword combination, so switching your filters starts a fresh comparison rather than mixing scopes.