Teamtailor Jobs Scraper: Career Sites, Remote & Alerts
Pricing
from $2.00 / 1,000 jobs
Open jobs from any Teamtailor career site via its public job feed. Give company names or career-site links; get every job with locations, country, hybrid/remote setting, department, description and alerts.
One company per line: a career-site link (https://career.teamtailor.com/jobs), a company name, a website, or teamtailor:site (teamtailor:career).
[ "https://career.teamtailor.com/jobs", "teamtailor:company"]Keep jobs whose title contains any of these words, e.g. engineer, sales, marketing. Matches the start of words, so "engineer" also finds "Engineering Manager". Leave empty for all jobs.
[]Drop jobs whose title contains any of these words, e.g. intern, senior.
[]Keep jobs whose location matches any of these, e.g. London, Germany, Remote, or a 2-letter country code such as US.
[]Keep only these workplace types. Leave empty for all. "Not stated" covers jobs whose posting does not say.
[]Keep jobs whose department or team matches any of these, e.g. Engineering, Sales.
[]Keep jobs posted in the last N days. 0 means any date. Jobs with no posting date are kept.
Keep only jobs that publish a salary range.
Return only jobs not seen in earlier runs of the same company list (or the same watch list name). Ideal for scheduled daily or weekly alerts. The first run returns everything and sets the baseline.
Optional. Give a name to keep "new job" tracking separate from your other lists, or to keep it when you edit the company list. Without a name, tracking follows the exact company list.
Include the full job description as plain text, HTML, both, or not at all (faster, smaller results).
Stop reading a company's board after this many jobs. Large employers list thousands of jobs.
Stop the run after saving this many jobs in total. 0 means no limit. Your run's spending limit is always respected as well.
When you give a website (stripe.com), read its careers page to find the exact job board. Respects the site's robots.txt. Turn off to only check job systems directly.
When a company name only loosely matches a job board, include it anyway. Off by default so you never get another company's jobs by mistake; every job carries matchConfidence either way.