Built In Jobs, Past the 400-Page Ceiling
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Built In Jobs, Past the 400-Page Ceiling
Job adverts from builtin.com with pay, level, workplace type, every location and the board's skill tags. The board serves no page after the 400th and never says how big a search is. This one reads the size from the paginator and cuts a big search into cells.
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Job adverts from builtin.com, the US tech job board that took in Built In Chicago, NYC, Austin, Boston, Colorado, LA, Seattle and San Francisco. Search by keyword, category, subcategory, workplace type, experience level, industry, company size, posting window, skill tag, city or employer. No key and no login.
What the board hides
The board serves 25 adverts a page and stops at page 400. Page 401 answers with the same "No job results" block a search matching nothing shows, so a walk that stops on an empty page reports 10,000 as the whole search. And the board publishes no total anywhere: the only count is the paginator's last link.
This Actor never asks for the page that lies. It reads the size of a search from the
paginator, 25 times the pages before the last plus the cards on the last page, which is
exact under the ceiling. At the ceiling it publishes what it can prove instead: the
board's own skill facet, which on 11 September 2026 said 39,927 adverts carry Python
while the paginator stopped at 400 pages. Every row carries searchTotal when it is
known and searchAtLeast always.
A row budget up to 10,000 walks the search in the board's own order, so you get what a
visitor would have seen first. A bigger budget cuts the search into cells on category,
then experience level, workplace type, company size and industry, and deduplicates on
the advert id across cells. matchedCell on every row says which cell it came from, and
RUN_SUMMARY lists every cell with what it reported, what was fetched and why it
stopped.
What a row is
One advert, keyed by jobId. An advert open in three cities is one row with all three
in locations, read from the card's tooltip rather than the "3 Locations" label. Pay is
kept as the board prints it in salaryLabel and split into salaryMin, salaryMax and
salaryPeriod, with the period read from the label's own word, because internships are
quoted hourly and everything else per year.
The full advert text, the posting date, the employer's benefits and the apply link are on the advert page, which is the sibling Actor builtin-job-details.
Billing
Two events: a start fee charged only once a row is returned, and a per-row fee charged after each row is written. A search that matches nothing, or a filter value the board does not have, costs nothing.
