iCIMS Jobs Scraper — Any Company, Salary & Full Descriptions
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iCIMS Jobs Scraper — Any Company, Salary & Full Descriptions
Open jobs from any employer that hires through iCIMS: classic iCIMS career portals and iCIMS-powered (Jibe) career sites. Type company names or paste URLs, add keywords, location and filters. Full descriptions, salary ranges, exact posted dates, coordinates and an only-new mode for daily schedules.
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iCIMS Jobs Scraper: any company, with salary and full descriptions
Get open jobs from any employer that hires through iCIMS, one of the most widely used applicant tracking systems in North America (Peraton, PetSmart, PepsiCo, Ascension, UF Health, H&R Block, Ulta Beauty, Allied Universal, Lowes Foods and thousands more).
Type company names; you don't need to hunt for career-site URLs. The actor finds each company's iCIMS career portal or its iCIMS-powered career site, searches it the way the careers page does, and returns clean, structured job data: title, locations with coordinates, salary range, employment type, remote/hybrid/on-site, category, exact posted date, full description, and apply link.
What makes it different
- Both kinds of iCIMS career sites. It covers classic portals (
careers-<company>.icims.com) and the modern iCIMS-powered career sites (<company>.jibeapply.comand company-branded domains likerei.jobsorcareers.petsmart.com). When a company has moved from one to the other, the actor follows it automatically. - Company names in, jobs out. It has a built-in directory of 2,000+ iCIMS employers, and falls back to a live lookup for anything not listed.
- Search across all employers. Give a keyword and no company, and the largest iCIMS employers are searched for you.
- Salary ranges are taken from the site's pay fields, or read from the posting text ("$112,000 - $179,000", "$15.50 - $18.00 per hour"), with currency and period.
- Real dates. You get exact posted dates (not "30+ days ago"), plus valid-through and last-updated dates where the site has them.
- Coordinates (latitude/longitude) come with every job on iCIMS-powered career sites.
- Only-new mode. Schedule it daily and get only the jobs you haven't seen, and pay only for those.
- Filters: location (city, state/province, country, or "Remote", plus a radius), job category, employment type, work arrangement, and posted-within-N-days.
Input
| Field | What it does |
|---|---|
| Companies | Company names (Peraton, PetSmart, Lowes Foods) or careers URLs. |
| Career site URLs | A careers-<company>.icims.com search page (its filters are kept), a single job link, or an iCIMS-powered career site URL. |
| Keywords | Each keyword is a separate search on every company. Leave it empty to get all open jobs. |
| Max jobs / Max jobs per company | Caps for the whole run and for each company. |
| Full job descriptions | On by default. Turn it off for a faster, cheaper list of titles, locations, dates and links. |
| Locations / Radius | Toronto, Ontario, Texas, Chantilly, VA, Canada, Remote. Each location is a separate search. |
| Job categories, Employment type, Work arrangement, Posted within | Optional filters. |
| Only new jobs | Skips every job this actor has already returned to you (use one memory name per schedule). |
Example: every manager job at two companies:
{"companies": ["Peraton", "Lowes Foods"],"keywords": ["manager"],"maxItemsPerCompany": 100}
Example: remote cybersecurity jobs posted this week, across the largest iCIMS employers:
{"keywords": ["cybersecurity"],"remoteTypes": ["remote"],"postedWithinDays": 7,"maxCompanies": 200}
Output
One row per job. Sample (description shortened):
{"title": "All-Source Analyst - Production/Hard Target, Senior","company": "Peraton","location": "Fort Meade, Maryland","locations": [{ "city": "Fort Meade", "state": "Maryland", "country": "US", "postalCode": "20755-0000", "street": "9800 Savage Rd" }],"city": "Fort Meade","state": "Maryland","country": "US","latitude": 39.1115928,"longitude": -76.771067,"remoteType": null,"employmentType": "Full-time","category": "Intel and Threat Analysis","salaryMin": 135000,"salaryMax": 216000,"salaryCurrency": "USD","salaryPeriod": "YEAR","postedDate": "2026-07-24","postedDaysAgo": 62,"url": "https://peraton.jibeapply.com/jobs/169039?lang=en-us","applyUrl": "https://careers-peraton.icims.com/jobs/169039/login","jobId": "169039","reqId": "169039","descriptionText": "Responsibilities Some of the most complex and consequential intelligence targets in the world operate in space…","source": "jibe","portalUrl": "https://peraton.jibeapply.com","detailsIncluded": true,"scrapedAt": "2026-09-24T07:56:36.008Z"}
Other fields include hiringOrganization, locationsText (all locations as written on the site), postalCode, employmentTypeRaw, department, salaryText, postedDateTime, updatedDate, validThrough, openings, summary, descriptionHtml, qualifications, responsibilities, fields (every extra field the portal shows, such as Clearance, Shift or Requisition ID), tags, companyLogo, companyWebsite, atsSource, searchKeyword, input and isNew.
The run's Company summary (key-value store record SUMMARY) shows which career site each company resolved to, how many jobs each gave, and a note for any company that wasn't found or has moved to a career site this actor doesn't cover.
Use cases
- Job boards and aggregators: feed fresh postings from thousands of employers, with only-new mode for daily updates.
- Recruiting and sales intelligence: see who is hiring, for what, where, and at what pay.
- Labor-market and salary research: posted pay ranges by role, location and employer.
- Job seekers and career coaches: watch target companies for new roles matching your keywords and location.
- HR benchmarking: compare competitors' openings, categories and locations.
FAQ
How do I know if a company uses iCIMS? Its job links usually contain icims.com or jibeapply.com, or the apply button leads to an icims.com page. Or just type the company name. If nothing is found, the run summary says so and you are not charged.
A company isn't found by name. Paste its careers URL into Career site URLs. Some companies use a custom career site that doesn't run on iCIMS; the summary tells you when that's the case.
How fast is it? Typically 500 to 1,000+ jobs per minute with full descriptions (1,000 jobs from two companies took under a minute in testing), and faster without them. Companies are processed in parallel.
Does it need a login or cookies? No. It only reads public job postings.
How is it priced? Pay per result: one small fee per job saved to your dataset, plus a small add-on for each job that comes with its full description. Turn off Full job descriptions to pay only the per-job price. Companies that aren't found, errors and empty searches are never charged.
Is it legal to scrape iCIMS career sites? This actor collects only public job postings that employers publish on their career sites for anyone to read. It doesn't log in or open any private area. A posting's text can occasionally include a recruiter's name or work email; if you store or use personal data like that, make sure you have a legitimate reason and follow data-protection laws such as GDPR, PIPEDA and CCPA, as well as the site's terms. If you're unsure, check with a lawyer. More background: Is web scraping legal?
Does it access any private data? No. It reads only the public job search and job pages that anyone can open in a browser, the same way the careers page does. It never logs in, never uses accounts or cookies, and never sees candidate profiles, applications or anything behind the Apply button.
Why do some jobs have no salary? Many postings don't state pay. When a posting does (in a pay field or in the text), the range is extracted.
Can I get every job at a company? Yes. Leave Keywords empty and clear the limits. The run stops cleanly before its time limit and keeps everything collected so far.
What happens when a career site is down or blocks the request? The run does not fail. Every request is retried on fresh proxy IPs with backoff; a site that keeps refusing datacenter IPs switches to residential proxies by itself; a site that stays down is named in the status message and the SUMMARY record while the other companies complete. You pay only for job rows that reach the dataset, never for errors, not-found companies or empty searches, and the run stops itself before your spending limit or its time limit with a "Partial" status that says how many jobs were saved.