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DER STANDARD Jobs Scraper

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DER STANDARD Jobs Scraper

DER STANDARD Jobs Scraper

Extract job listings from DER STANDARD Jobs Austria — titles, employers, locations, salaries, and posting dates. Export structured JSON/CSV via Apify.

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from $1.49 / 1,000 jobs

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What does DER STANDARD Jobs Scraper do?

DER STANDARD Jobs Scraper extracts job listings from jobs.derstandard.at — Austria's premium media job board. Paste a search URL and export structured job data as JSON or CSV.

Why scrape DER STANDARD Jobs?

  • Recruitment intelligence — Monitor hiring by region, keyword, or employer type.
  • Market research — Track salary ranges and posting volumes in Austria.
  • Lead generation — Collect job titles, companies, locations, and URLs.
  • Apify platform — Schedule runs and integrate with your ATS or CRM.

What data can you extract?

FieldDescription
idJob UUID
titleJob title
urlPublic job detail URL
companyHiring organization
locationCities / regions (incl. Home-Office when listed)
salary / salaryTextBase salary and interval
postedDateDisplay date (ISO)
employmentTypesFULL_TIME, PART_TIME, etc.
benefitsTags such as home_office
descriptionFull description on detail URLs
searchUrlSource search URL

How to use

  1. Open DER STANDARD Jobs Scraper in Apify Console.
  2. Add jobs.derstandard.at search or detail URLs.
  3. Set Maximum items per start URL.
  4. Run and download from the Dataset tab.

Example start URLs

  • https://jobs.derstandard.at/suche/oesterreich/alle
  • https://jobs.derstandard.at/suche/wien/software
  • https://jobs.derstandard.at/p/l/wien
  • https://jobs.derstandard.at/detail/{job-uuid}

This Actor collects publicly visible job listings without login. Ensure compliance with Austrian/EU law and the site's terms.

Image Credit

Image credit: derstandard.at