get in IT Jobs Scraper

Scrape IT and tech job listings from get-in-it.de — Germany's dedicated job board for computer science graduates, IT professionals, and career starters. Browse jobs by career field, home-office availability, or keyword, fetch full job descriptions (requirements, skills, employment type, salary when disclosed) by job ID, or pull a full employer profile (address, phone, email, website, careers page, description) by company ID. No login, no API key, no proxy required.

What this actor does

• Four modes: search (browse/filter the job listings), jobDetails (fetch a full job posting by ID), companies (browse the employer directory), and companyDetails (fetch a full company profile by ID/slug/URL)
• Job filters: career field(s) (14 IT specializations, multi-select), study subject(s) (11 fields, multi-select), degree level(s) (4 levels, multi-select), German federal state(s) (16 Bundesländer, multi-select), home-office/remote only, employer(s) (by company ID, multi-select), free-text keyword — select several values in any multi-select filter to match ANY of them
• Company filters: industry/branch (15 categories, multi-select), German federal state(s) (multi-select), free-text company-name keyword
• Rich job detail records: full job description, itemized responsibilities/requirements/benefits, required skills, education requirements, employment type, posting date, salary (when the employer discloses it), and company info
• Rich company profile records (mode=companyDetails): company description, legal name, postal address, phone number, email, website, careers-page URL, social media links, quick facts (employee count, founding year, locations, when disclosed), awards, employee testimonials, upcoming recruiting events, and industries — in addition to the logo, header image, and "top company" status also available in mode=companies
• Empty fields are omitted — every record only contains fields that were actually found

Output per job

• jobId, title, jobUrl
• companyId, companyName, companyUrl, companyLogoUrl, companyWebsite, companyIsTopCompany, companyTotalJobs
• careerFields[] — IT specialization(s), e.g. Webentwicklung, IT-Security
• locations[], primaryLocation, city, state, country
• homeOffice — true if the role offers remote/hybrid work
• isSponsoredListing — true if the listing is a paid/promoted placement
• skills[] — technologies and skills mentioned in the posting
• studySubjects[], degrees[], educationRequirements[]
• employmentType, datePosted, applicationDeadline, jobImmediateStart, directApply
• description — full plain-text job description (mode=jobDetails)
• responsibilities[], requirements[], benefits[] — itemized bullet points parsed from the posting's tasks/requirements/benefits sections, when the employer structured them that way (mode=jobDetails)
• salaryMin, salaryMax, salaryCurrency, salaryUnit — when the employer discloses a salary range
• applyUrl, pdfUrl
• recordType: "job", scrapedAt

Output per company (mode=companies)

• companyId, companyName, companyUrl
• companyLogoUrl, companyBoxImageUrl, companyHeaderImageUrl
• companyIsTopCompany — true if the employer is a featured/"Top" partner
• companyTotalJobs — number of currently published job postings
• branches[] — industry categories, e.g. IT Branche, Beratung/Consulting
• locations[] — cities where the company has open positions
• recordType: "company", scrapedAt

Output per company profile (mode=companyDetails)

• companyId, companyName, companyLegalName, companyUrl
• companyLogoUrl, companyHeaderImageUrl, companyIsTopCompany
• companyDescription — the employer's "About us" text from their get-in-it.de profile
• companyAddress, companyPhone, companyEmail — when the employer's profile discloses them
• companyWebsite, companyCareerPageUrl — the employer's own website and careers page (when linked from their profile)
• companyFacebookUrl, companyTwitterUrl, companyInstagramUrl, companyYouTubeUrl — social media links (when linked)
• companyFacts — free-text "quick facts" (employee count, founding year, locations, revenue, etc.), when the employer's profile includes them
• companyAwards[] — employer awards/certifications shown on the profile (e.g. "Top Employer (2026)"), when present
• companyEmployeeInsights[] — short employee testimonials from get-in-it.de's magazine (authorName, profession, quote, url, imageUrl), when the employer's profile features any
• companyEvents[] — upcoming recruiting events/career fairs the employer has listed (title, date, location), plus companyEventsUrl linking to the employer's full events page, when present
• branches[] — industry categories
• companyBoxImageUrl, companyTotalJobs, locations[] — included when the company was also resolvable via the employer directory (i.e. when looked up by numeric ID)
• recordType: "company", scrapedAt

Input

Field	Type	Default	Description
mode	string	search	search / jobDetails / companies / companyDetails
careerFields	multi-select	–	Restrict to one or more of 14 IT career fields (mode=search, matches ANY selected)
studySubjects	multi-select	–	Restrict to one or more of 11 study subjects (mode=search, matches ANY selected)
degrees	multi-select	–	Restrict to one or more of 4 required degree levels (mode=search, matches ANY selected)
states	multi-select	–	Restrict to one or more of the 16 German federal states (Bundesländer) — mode=search (job location) or mode=companies (company location); matches ANY selected
branches	multi-select	–	Restrict to one or more of 15 employer industries (mode=companies, matches ANY selected)
companySizes	multi-select	–	Restrict to one or more of 3 employer size categories — Startup, Mittelstand, Großunternehmen (mode=companies, matches ANY selected)
keyword	string	Entwickler	mode=search: only keep jobs matching every word of this text (title, company, location, or career field — case-insensitive). mode=companies: only keep companies whose name contains this text
homeOfficeOnly	boolean	false	Only keep jobs offering home-office / remote work (mode=search)
companyIds	array	–	mode=search: restrict to one or more employers by their numeric company IDs (see the companyId output field) — matches ANY listed ID. mode=companyDetails: which company profiles to fetch — numeric company IDs, URL slugs (e.g. adesso-se), or full company URLs
jobIds	array	–	Job IDs / p<id> slugs / full URLs (mode=jobDetails)
maxItems	int	50	Hard cap on emitted records (1–1000)

Example: browse embedded-systems or web development jobs with home office

{
  "mode": "search",
  "careerFields": ["embedded-systems", "webentwicklung"],
  "homeOfficeOnly": true,
  "maxItems": 100
}

Example: full details for specific jobs

{
  "mode": "jobDetails",
  "jobIds": ["310856", "p310598", "https://www.get-in-it.de/jobsuche/p311024"]
}

Example: browse IT-industry employers in Bavaria

{
  "mode": "companies",
  "branches": ["it-branche"],
  "states": ["bayern"],
  "companySizes": ["startup"],
  "maxItems": 100
}

Example: full profile for specific companies

{
  "mode": "companyDetails",
  "companyIds": ["7897", "adesso-se", "https://www.get-in-it.de/unternehmen/deutsche-bahn-ag"]
}

Use cases

• Recruiting intelligence — track new IT job postings across German employers
• Salary benchmarking — collect salary ranges where disclosed, by career field
• Job aggregation — feed a German-market IT job feed into your own board
• Skill demand analysis — analyze which technologies appear most often in postings
• Market research — compare home-office availability across companies and specializations

FAQ

What's get-in-it.de? A German job board focused specifically on IT/computer-science roles for students, graduates, and professionals — run by Süddeutsche Verlag's Karriere.de group. See get-in-it.de.

Do I need a proxy or login? No — the site's job listings are fully public and this actor works without any credentials, cookies, or paid proxy add-ons.

What are "career fields"? get-in-it.de tags each job with one or more of 14 IT specializations (e.g. Web Development, IT Security, UX/UI, System Engineering). Use the careerFields input to narrow results to one or several.

Why aren't responsibilities, requirements, and benefits always populated? Not every employer structures their posting with a dedicated bullet list for each of those sections — when a section is present, its items are captured; when it isn't, the field is simply omitted (the full text is still available in description).

Why isn't salary always populated? German job postings rarely disclose salary ranges publicly. When an employer does include one in their structured job data, the actor captures salaryMin/salaryMax/salaryCurrency.

How current is the data? Jobs are scraped live at run time directly from the site's own job search.

Can I get every open job at one employer? Yes — grab the companyId from any job record for that employer, from a mode=companies record, or from its get-in-it.de company page URL, and pass it in companyIds in mode=search; combine it with other filters (e.g. careerFields) to narrow further. Pass several company IDs to pull jobs from multiple employers in one run.

Can I filter jobs by region? Yes — the states input restricts results to one or more of the 16 German federal states (Bundesländer), e.g. ["berlin", "bayern"]. Combine it with careerFields, degrees, or homeOfficeOnly to narrow further.

Can I search by free text like Indeed? The keyword input filters the fetched listings by matching every word you type against the job's title, company name, location, and career field (e.g. Entwickler München matches a "Java Entwickler" role located in München even though that exact phrase never appears verbatim). For broader browsing, combine it with careerFields and homeOfficeOnly.

How do I find a company's ID without already having a job listing? Use mode=companies to browse the full employer directory — optionally filtered by branches (industry) and/or states — and read the companyId off any result. Feed that ID straight into companyIds in mode=search to pull all of that employer's open jobs.

What industries can I browse companies by? get-in-it.de groups employers into 15 industries (e.g. IT Branche, Beratung/Consulting, Bankwesen, Industrie) — see the branches input for the full list.

Can I filter companies by size? Yes — use companySizes (mode=companies) to restrict results to Startups, mid-size companies (Mittelstand), or large enterprises (Großunternehmen).

How do I get a company's full profile (address, phone, description)? Use mode=companyDetails with companyIds set to one or more numeric company IDs, URL slugs, or full company URLs. It returns the employer's "About us" description, legal name, postal address, and phone number when their get-in-it.de profile discloses them, in addition to the logo and industries also available in mode=companies.

Does mode=companyDetails include employee testimonials or recruiting events? When the employer's get-in-it.de profile features them, yes — companyEmployeeInsights[] returns short "Erfahrungsbericht" employee quotes and companyEvents[] returns upcoming career fairs/recruiting events the company has listed. Not every employer publishes these, so they're only present when found (typically for premium/"Top Company" profiles).