Wellfound Job Details with Visa and Remote Policy
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Wellfound Job Details with Visa and Remote Policy
The full Wellfound job page, not the card: exact pay and period, equity band, visa sponsorship, which countries the company hires remotely from, preferred timezones, relocation, skills and the whole advert. Give it job links, or a role and city to find them.
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Reads the full Wellfound job page, not the search card. Exact pay with its period, the equity band, visa sponsorship, which countries the company will hire remotely from, preferred timezones, relocation, skills, and the whole advert. No key and no login.
What the card does not have
A Wellfound search card gives you a title, a company, a rounded pay range and a city. The job page carries the rest, and most of it is not in any search result:
- Visa sponsorship, Available or Not Available
- Hires remotely in, which is often a country list and sometimes Everywhere
- Preferred timezones and collaboration hours
- Relocation, Allowed or Not Allowed
- Exact posting time. The page only says today or yesterday, the record behind it has the timestamp
Pay comes from the record, not the line
The header prints $194k - $220k. The posting record behind it holds 194000 and 220000 with a
currency code and a period. This Actor reads that, so nothing is rounded and nothing is
converted.
salaryPeriod is on every row and says YEAR, HOUR or MONTH. Both turn up on job boards, and
an hourly rate read as a yearly one is out by a factor of two thousand.
compensationRaw keeps the printed line so you can check the parse yourself.
Equity has three states
A band, No equity, or nothing said. equityDisclosure is range, none or not-stated.
Nothing said is not zero. You can filter for jobs that really grant equity, and separately for
jobs that told you they do not.
Finding the jobs
Give it job links or ids. If you give none, it takes them from a role and city search.
A search page groups jobs under companies and shows at most three per company, so one page of 20 companies yields about 45 links against a search total of 733 jobs. That is a sample, not the first 45. The run summary carries both numbers, and links are taken one per company before going deeper, so a small run covers many companies instead of three jobs at one.
What happens when a job is gone
A job link that has been taken down is a fact about that job. The other links are still read,
the gone ones are listed in RUN_SUMMARY with the reason, and you are not charged for them.
Input
| Field | What it does |
|---|---|
jobUrls | Job links or bare ids. Leave empty to search instead |
role | Role slug, used only when no links are given |
location | Location slug, used only when no links are given |
remote | Read the role's remote board instead of the location |
maxResults | Upper bound for the whole run. One job is one page load |
maxSearchPages | How many search pages to take links from |
Output
One row per job, with 41 columns. RUN_SUMMARY in the key value store holds the search
that was used, how many links it found against the total it claimed, how many jobs published
pay and equity, and every link that could not be read.
Price
0.002 dollars per run and 0.008 dollars per job. One job is one page load, which is why this costs more per row than the search Actors. Both are charged after the rows exist, so a run that reads nothing costs nothing.