ClearanceJobs Public Jobs Scraper
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from $2.99 / 1,000 clearancejobs job records
ClearanceJobs Public Jobs Scraper
Search and extract complete identity-verified public ClearanceJobs listings from rendered JobPosting details.
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from $2.99 / 1,000 clearancejobs job records
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ClearanceJobs Jobs Search Scraper
Searches the public ClearanceJobs interface in an ordinary headless Chrome session and follows stable /jobs/{id}/{slug} detail links. Only complete JobPosting records whose page identity matches the requested public job ID are emitted.
The Actor supports keyword search, optional official startUrls, bounded pagination, bounded detail concurrency, request timeouts, and deduplication. It uses ordinary direct browser access only; it does not retry failed navigation, use proxies/cookies, or bypass login, subscription, CAPTCHA, or anti-bot controls. A confirmed source barrier discards staged rows and is reported as SUCCEEDED/SKIPPED; generic browser/network failure is not mislabeled as a source block. Run summaries separate platform status (SUCCEEDED or FAILED) from data resultStatus (COMPLETE, LIMITED, SKIPPED, DEFERRED, NO_DATA, or FAILED) and expose a fatalFailure flag. Unverified empty, parser, browser, and transport outcomes are SUCCEEDED/DEFERRED; NO_DATA requires a successful response and explicit empty-results text on every requested search seed. Successfully stored rows survive later failures as SUCCEEDED/LIMITED; only explicit fatal zero-row failures call Actor.fail() and report FAILED/FAILED. The key-value store keeps SUMMARY, DIAGNOSTICS, and REQUESTS separate from job dataset items.
Default output includes the stable job ID and URL, title, employer, published location and employment type, dates, plain-text and source HTML descriptions, optional qualifications/responsibilities/clearance/salary fields, verification flags, extraction method, and timestamp. Empty values are omitted.
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