Working Nomads Jobs Scraper

Scrapes jobs with full descriptions, company profiles, benefits, social links, and more — in one clean JSON.

Free users: 5 jobs | Paid users: No limit

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Features

• Full job description (HTML + clean text)
• Company details: website, LinkedIn, Twitter/X, logo, founded year, hiring regions
• Company about & benefits (clean, no ads)
• Pagination(As you click More Jobs button) — no clicking, no rate limits
• Smart caching — company pages scraped once
• Free tier limit — enforced early (no wasted runs)
• MCP connector write-back — push scraped jobs straight into Google Sheets, Notion, Slack, or any MCP-enabled app mid-run (no separate pipeline needed)

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Output Fields

Field	Type	Description
title	string	Job title
company	string	Company name
companySlug	string	URL slug
description	string	Full HTML description
descriptionText	string	Clean text version
applyUrl	string	Apply link
salary	string	Salary range
annualSalaryUsd	number	Estimated USD
postedDate	string	YYYY-MM-DD
locations	array	e.g. ["Europe", "North America"]
tags	array	Skills & keywords
jobUrl	string	Direct job URL
companyWebsite	string	Official site
companyLinkedIn	string	LinkedIn URL
companyTwitter	string	X/Twitter URL
companyLogo	string	Full logo URL
companyFounded	string	Year founded
hiringRegions	string	Global hiring zones
companyAbout	string	Full company description
companyBenefits	array	List of benefits

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Input

{
  "urls": ["https://www.workingnomads.com/jobs?location=usa&category=development"],
  "includeCompanyDetails": true,
  "maxJobs": 100
}

Push results to an external app (MCP connectors)

The Actor can push every scraped job to one or more external apps during its own run, using MCP connectors. Your third-party credentials never enter the Actor — Apify injects them server-side.

1. Create/authorize a connector in Apify Console → Settings → API & Integrations → MCP connectors (e.g. a Google Sheets community connector, Notion, or Slack).
2. In the Actor input, pick it in the Output connectors (MCP) field. Any connector that supports at least one output-writing tool (append_*, add_*, create_*, insert_*, send_*, post_*, write_*, put_*, log_*, store_*) is eligible.
3. If the destination tool needs an identifier, set it in Output destination settings, e.g.:

{
  "googleSheets": { "spreadsheetId": "1AbC...", "range": "Sheet1!A:I" },
  "notion": { "databaseId": "abc..." },
  "slack": { "channel": "#remote-jobs" }
}

Results are written in batches of 20 as compact rows (title, company, locations, salary, tags, dates, URLs, company links). A failure to write never fails the scrape — the dataset still contains everything.

Tip: this replaces the classic "scrape → n8n → dedup → append to spreadsheet" pipeline. Dedup by jobUrl is built in.