Welcome to the Jungle (WTTJ) Jobs & Salary Scraper — No Login
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Scrape live Welcome to the Jungle (WTTJ) jobs across 17 EU countries — no login, no cookies. Each record has structured salary, a company profile (size, sector, founding year) and the apply URL. Filter by keyword, contract type (CDI/CDD/freelance), remote and experience. $2 per 1,000 jobs.
Free-text search over job titles and descriptions (e.g. software engineer, product manager). Leave empty to return all matching postings ranked by recency.
ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 country codes to filter postings by office location (e.g. [ES, FR, DE]). Leave empty to use the default EU set: ES, FR, DE, NL, BE, IE, PT, IT, SE, DK, FI, NO, AT, CH, PL, LU, EE. Combined with the legacy countryCodes string field (below, under Advanced) when both are set.
[ "ES", "FR", "DE"]When enabled, postings flagged as fully remote or hybrid are included regardless of country. Disable to restrict results to the specified country offices only.
Restrict results to these contract types (Welcome to the Jungle codes). full_time ≈ CDI, temporary ≈ CDD. Leave empty for all contract types.
Only return postings requiring at most this many years of experience (e.g. 3 for junior-friendly roles). Leave empty for no experience filter. Note: postings where WTTJ does not report an experience requirement are excluded when this filter is set.
Language variant of the search index. Controls how taxonomy labels (sectors, professions) are rendered. Job titles and descriptions are always preserved in their original language.
Maximum number of postings to return. Hard ceiling: Algolia (the search index Welcome to the Jungle exposes) refuses to page past its 1000th hit for any query, so no more than ~1000 postings can ever be returned per run regardless of this setting. In delta mode (onlyNewSinceLastRun) fewer may be returned once older postings have already been emitted.
When enabled, each record gains the full posting text (descriptionText), key missions, candidate profile, benefits and a company description — all sourced from the same search index (no extra requests). Adds payload size; leave off for a lean listing.
When enabled, drops repeat postings sharing the same stable job id within a run, so each posting appears at most once.
When enabled, remembers the job IDs returned by previous runs (in this Actor's key-value store) and emits only postings not seen before — ideal for scheduled incremental runs and job alerts. First run returns everything; later runs return only new postings. Runs are grouped by their search parameters (or by an explicit stateKey, under Advanced).
Cache the upstream fetch in the key-value store for this many seconds; re-runs within the window skip the network call. Set 0 to disable.
Legacy comma-separated form of countryCodes (e.g. ES,FR,DE) — prefer the structured countryCodesList field above. Still functional and merged with countryCodesList when both are set.
Optional namespace for the onlyNewSinceLastRun seen-ID memory. Set a stable label (e.g. paris-data-eng) to share the same delta history across runs regardless of minor input changes. Leave empty to derive it automatically from the search parameters.