🌱 Greenhouse Jobs API
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🌱 Greenhouse Jobs API pulls real-time job listings from Greenhouse effortlessly. 🔎 Build smarter recruitment workflows, talent searches & market insights with reliable data—no hassle. 🚀 Perfect for HR tech & staffing teams.
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List one or more Greenhouse job-board URLs (e.g. https://job-boards.greenhouse.io/datadog or https://boards.greenhouse.io/stripe). Plain board tokens (e.g. datadog) are also accepted. Bulk input supported.
Maximum number of jobs to return per run. Minimum 200, maximum 5,000. 💡 Set memory to 1GB+ for runs above 2,000 jobs.
Include the company-data columns (LinkedIn / Crunchbase / logo). These are vendor-side AI enrichments with no public Greenhouse source — when enabled the columns are present but emitted as null.
Job titles to keep. Use :* for prefix matching (e.g. 'Soft:*' matches 'Software', 'Softball'). Leave empty to keep all titles.
[]Job titles to drop. Use :* for prefix matching.
[]Locations to keep (phrase match against the job's location text). E.g. 'Barcelona', 'United Kingdom'. Use :* for prefix matching.
[]Locations to drop. Use :* for prefix matching.
[]⚠️ Intensive. Terms searched in title + description. Be specific and combine with a Title Search. Use :* for prefix matching.
[]⚠️ Intensive. Terms excluded from title + description. Use :* for prefix matching.
[]Organization names to keep. Use :* for prefix matching.
[]Organization names to drop. Use :* for prefix matching.
[]Company domains to keep — exact match (e.g. 'n26.com').
[]Company domains to drop — exact match.
[]Format of the job description in the output.
Filter by employment type. ℹ️ Vendor AI enrichment — a direct Greenhouse scrape has no AI source, so this filter is accepted but not applied.
[]Filter by work arrangement. Remote OK = remote with an office available. Remote Solely = remote, no office. ℹ️ Vendor AI enrichment — accepted but not applied on a direct scrape.
[]Keep only jobs that publish a pay range (forces a per-job detail fetch).
Filter by years of experience. ℹ️ Vendor AI enrichment — accepted but not applied on a direct scrape.
[]Keep only jobs offering visa sponsorship. ℹ️ Vendor AI enrichment — accepted but not applied on a direct scrape.
Filter by AI taxonomies. ℹ️ Vendor AI enrichment — accepted but not applied on a direct scrape.
[]Filter by primary AI taxonomy. ℹ️ Vendor AI enrichment — accepted but not applied on a direct scrape.
[]Exclude jobs by AI taxonomies. ⚠️ Very broad — may drop relevant jobs. ℹ️ Vendor AI enrichment — accepted but not applied on a direct scrape.
[]Filter out recruitment agencies. ℹ️ Vendor AI enrichment — accepted but not applied on a direct scrape.
Filter by LinkedIn industries. ℹ️ Vendor LinkedIn enrichment — accepted but not applied on a direct scrape.
[]Keep only companies with at most this many LinkedIn employees. ℹ️ Vendor LinkedIn enrichment — accepted but not applied on a direct scrape.
Keep only companies with at least this many LinkedIn employees. ℹ️ Vendor LinkedIn enrichment — accepted but not applied on a direct scrape.
Deprecated alias of 'Include Company Data Fields'. Set to false to drop the company-data columns.
Deprecated. Legacy toggle for remote-only jobs; superseded by AI Work Arrangement. ℹ️ Accepted but not applied on a direct scrape.
Deprecated alias of 'Only Jobs With Salary'. When true, only jobs with a published pay range are kept.
Fetch published pay ranges even when 'Only Jobs With Salary' is off (1 extra request per job; fills salary_raw + ai_salary_* where the employer publishes a range).
Resolve job locations via OpenStreetMap/Nominatim to fill the *_derived fields (cities / regions / countries / locations / timezones / lat / lng). Rate-limited to 1 request/second; results are cached for fast repeat runs.
Proxy settings. The actor starts with NO proxy (direct). If Greenhouse blocks the request, it automatically falls back to a datacenter proxy, then to a residential proxy (and sticks with residential for the rest of the run).
{ "useApifyProxy": false}