Greenhouse Salary Scraper - Job Pay Ranges
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Greenhouse Salary Scraper - Job Pay Ranges
Greenhouse job postings with published pay ranges by zone, annualised pay, filters and new-since-last-run detection.
Greenhouse Salary Scraper - Job Pay Ranges
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Pay per event
Greenhouse job postings with published pay ranges by zone, annualised pay, filters and new-since-last-run detection.
Greenhouse job board names or URLs, one per company. The name is the last part of the careers link: boards.greenhouse.io/robinhood means the name is robinhood. Boards that do not exist are skipped and listed in the run status; if none of them exists the run fails, so a typo never looks like an empty result.
[ "robinhood"]Optional. Keep a posting when its title contains any of these words (case-insensitive), for example engineer or designer. Leave empty for all roles.
[]Optional. Keep only postings whose department contains one of these words, for example Engineering or Sales.
[]Optional. Keep only postings whose location contains one of these words, for example London, Germany or Remote.
[]Skip postings that do not publish a pay range. Pay ranges come with the job list itself, so this filter does not slow the run down.
Keep only postings whose top pay, converted to a yearly amount, reaches this value. The comparison uses the currency of the band (see Pay currencies); amounts are never converted between currencies, so without Pay currencies a posting paid in INR or PHP is compared in INR or PHP. Set Pay currencies together with Minimum annual pay. 0 disables the filter. Postings whose pay period cannot be determined are skipped by this filter.
Optional. Keep only postings with at least one pay zone in these currencies (three-letter codes such as USD, CAD, GBP or EUR). A US posting with an extra Canadian zone matches CAD, and its band, yearly amounts and the minimum annual pay filter are then computed in CAD. Without this filter the band uses the currency of the first pay zone.
[]Keep only postings first published in the last N days. 0 disables the filter.
Return only postings that earlier runs with the same companies and the same filters have not delivered to you. The Actor remembers the postings it actually returned, per company and per filter combination, in a storage on your account; postings dropped by your filters or cut off by Maximum results are not remembered and can still come later. Changing a filter starts a separate feed. The first run returns everything that matches.
Adds the plain-text job description, cut to 8000 characters. Off by default to keep the dataset small.
Stop after this many postings in total across all companies.