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Workday Jobs Scraper & API

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from $0.50 / 1,000 workday jobs

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Workday Jobs Scraper & API

Workday Jobs Scraper & API

Extract current jobs from any public Workday career site. Export titles, locations, posting dates, descriptions, requisition IDs, and direct application URLs.

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from $0.50 / 1,000 workday jobs

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Extract current job postings from one or many public Workday employer career sites. The Actor calls the same public JSON endpoints used by each myworkdayjobs.com board, so it is faster and cheaper than browser automation and needs no login or customer API key.

Use it to export Workday jobs, build a job board, monitor hiring, research company growth, collect recruiting data, or give an AI agent structured access to live employer vacancies.

Common use cases

  • Export every current job from a company's Workday career site
  • Search Workday boards for engineering, sales, security, or data roles
  • Monitor new openings across selected employers
  • Build a recruiting, workforce-intelligence, or job-board dataset
  • Collect job titles, locations, descriptions, and application links by API
  • Feed live vacancies into an AI recruiting or research agent

What the Actor returns

Each job row can include:

  • company and Workday career-board URL
  • job title, location, job type, and remote-work signal
  • posting label or date and requisition ID
  • full public job description when enabled
  • direct public job page and application URL
  • stable record ID for deduplication
  • collection timestamp

Quick start

{
"boards": ["https://nvidia.wd5.myworkdayjobs.com/NVIDIAExternalCareerSite"],
"searchText": "software",
"keywords": [],
"locations": [],
"includeDescriptions": true,
"maxJobsPerBoard": 100,
"timeoutSeconds": 20
}

Finding the correct Workday board URL

Open an employer's public Workday careers page and copy the board root through its first path segment. For example:

https://nvidia.wd5.myworkdayjobs.com/NVIDIAExternalCareerSite

Do not paste an individual job URL. The hostname usually ends in myworkdayjobs.com, and the first path segment identifies the public career site.

AI agent and API usage

This Actor is designed for tool-calling agents and automated pipelines:

  • boards is the only required input
  • the search query is passed to Workday's own search endpoint
  • hard per-board limits provide a predictable result and price ceiling
  • output is normalized across Workday employers
  • stable record IDs support repeat monitoring and deduplication
  • the Actor uses limited permissions and needs no customer API key

Use the API, OpenAPI, MCP, Python, JavaScript, CLI, or integration examples in the Actor's API tab. An agent can start safely with one board and maxJobsPerBoard set to 10, inspect the structured rows, and then increase the limit.

Example workflows

Export software and engineering jobs

{
"boards": ["https://nvidia.wd5.myworkdayjobs.com/NVIDIAExternalCareerSite"],
"searchText": "software",
"keywords": ["engineer"],
"includeDescriptions": true,
"maxJobsPerBoard": 100
}

Collect a lightweight vacancy feed

{
"boards": ["https://nvidia.wd5.myworkdayjobs.com/NVIDIAExternalCareerSite"],
"searchText": "data",
"includeDescriptions": false,
"maxJobsPerBoard": 250
}

Pricing

The launch price is $0.0005 per delivered job ($0.50 per 1,000) plus a $0.00005 Actor-start event and any platform usage shown by Apify before the run. Empty boards produce no dataset-item charges.

Limits and responsible use

This Actor reads public employer career boards. Job descriptions remain the property of their publishers. Follow the employer's terms, use reasonable limits, and do not republish copyrighted descriptions beyond what your use permits.

Workday tenants can customize, move, or retire their public endpoints. Per-board failures are reported in the run's SUMMARY, and a run fails when every requested board fails.