LinkedIn Hiring Signals

Monitor hiring activity from LinkedIn company job listings and turn open roles into company-level signals.

This Actor is designed for sales, recruiting, strategy, market intelligence, and investment research teams that want to understand where companies are hiring, which functions are expanding, and whether hiring suggests product, AI, go-to-market, operational, or geographic momentum.

What You Get

For each LinkedIn company input, the Actor analyzes the available job listings and returns one linkedin_job row per delivered job. Each job row also includes company-level hiring signals, so you can use the output both as a job dataset and as a company hiring-intelligence dataset.

• Job title, job URL, job ID, company, location, published date, seniority, work type, salary, skills, and description when available
• Company total jobs delivered in the run
• Company jobs posted in the last 30 and 90 days when dates are available
• Company hiring signal strength: LOW, MEDIUM, or HIGH
• Detected signals such as AI_OR_DATA_HIRING, ENGINEERING_EXPANSION, GO_TO_MARKET_EXPANSION, REMOTE_FRIENDLY_HIRING, and MULTI_LOCATION_HIRING
• Company AI/data, engineering, product, go-to-market, remote, location, and function counts
• Clean error rows for inputs that could not be analyzed

Use Cases

• Track hiring momentum across target accounts
• Detect companies expanding engineering, AI/data, sales, or operations teams
• Monitor competitors' hiring patterns
• Build monthly company hiring signal datasets
• Enrich CRM, market maps, or research dashboards with hiring activity

Input

Add one or more LinkedIn company IDs or LinkedIn company jobs/search URLs.

Example

{
  "companyInputs": [
    "30898036"
  ]
}

You can also use a LinkedIn jobs/search URL:

{
  "companyInputs": [
    "https://www.linkedin.com/jobs/search/?f_C=30898036"
  ]
}

Output

The default dataset view is mapped_jobs. Each delivered vacancy is emitted as one linkedin_job row. Failed inputs produce scrape_error rows with failureStage and errorMessage.

Results can be exported from Apify as JSON, CSV, Excel, XML, RSS, or HTML.

Pricing

When pay-per-event monetization is enabled, the Actor charges one event for each delivered linkedin_job row. Failed inputs and diagnostic rows are not charged.

Company job availability can vary widely. The Actor returns and charges for every delivered job row, so billing stays aligned with the exact number of mapped vacancies delivered to the user.

Notes

• Field coverage depends on what is available for the company's LinkedIn job listings.
• This Actor returns mapped job rows enriched with company-level hiring signals.
• The first public version focuses on company-level hiring signals from available LinkedIn job listings. More specialized benchmarks, time-series comparisons, and alerting workflows can be added later.