Hiring Signals Extractor (Greenhouse + Lever)

Every open role at any company that runs its hiring on Greenhouse or Lever — with the technologies each posting mentions, and how many roles that company has open right now.

Why the count matters more than the posting

One opening can be a backfill. Five at once is an approved budget and a team that is growing — and that is a completely different conversation.

company_open_roles is on every row. Sort by it and you have your call list.

What people use it for

Recruiters and staffing firms. Find the companies hiring for your specialism this week, before the roles fill up.

Agencies selling to engineering teams. A company hiring three platform engineers is about to have infrastructure problems worth solving.

Competitive and market research. What is a competitor building? Look at what they are hiring for and where.

Job boards and aggregators. A clean, structured feed straight from the source, with no scraping of a third-party board in the middle.

What you get back

company	ats	job_title	department	location	remote	posted_at	stack_matched	company_open_roles
Acme Cloud	greenhouse	Senior Backend Engineer, Go	Engineering	Remote - US	true	2026-09-01T18:03:11Z	go, kubernetes	3
Acme Cloud	greenhouse	Data Analyst	Data	Austin, TX	false	2026-08-20T13:00:00Z	python	3
Beta Labs	lever	Platform Engineer (Terraform)	Infrastructure	Berlin	true	2026-09-01T08:00:00Z	kubernetes, rust, terraform	2

Also included: job_id, employment_type, job_url, company_slug, plus source_url, collected_at, collection_method and record_hash on every row.

Dates are normalised to ISO 8601 UTC, so postings from both systems sort together correctly.

Settings

Setting	Default	What it does
Companies to watch	—	greenhouse:token or lever:token per company.
Technologies you care about	python, go, rust, kubernetes, terraform	Matches land in stack_matched.
Only postings that mention one of them	Off	Off is usually better — a company's non-engineering hiring is still a growth signal.

Finding a company's token

Look at the address of their careers page:

• boards.greenhouse.io/gitlab → greenhouse:gitlab
• jobs.lever.co/netflix → lever:netflix

Many companies embed the board at company.com/careers; the token is usually visible in the page source or in the "view all jobs" link. Not sure which system? Add the company both ways — the one that does not exist is reported and ignored, and it costs a cent.

What it costs

Event	Price
Run started	$0.01
Company checked	$0.01
Job row	$0.0003

50 companies returning 900 postings costs about $0.78. Pricing is per company rather than per posting because that is where the real cost is: a company with 80 openings takes the same single request as one with two.

Good to know

• No LinkedIn, and that is deliberate. Scraping LinkedIn behind a login violates its terms, gets accounts banned, and carries real legal exposure for whoever commissioned it. Greenhouse and Lever publish these same postings through documented public APIs — the lawful route, and a more reliable one, because an API does not change its markup.
• Straight from the source. These are the exact feeds that render each company's own careers page. No third-party job board in between adding delay or duplicates.
• robots.txt checked and respected. Verified 2026-09-08: boards-api.greenhouse.io disallows only /embed/; api.lever.co allows everything with Crawl-delay: 1. Both paths used here are permitted, and the crawl delay is honoured.
• A company with no open roles is not an error. It comes back empty, and that is itself a signal worth tracking over time.

Questions?

Open an issue and I answer within 12 hours. Want this every Monday with only the new postings and the companies whose open-role count went up? That is what I do — rowcrate.com.