Social Parse
PricingDashboard
LinkedIn

Job search

Job postings, as LinkedIn's logged-out job search finds them: 10 a page, up to 1,000 jobs.

GET/v1/linkedin/jobs/search1 credit

Headers

Get your API key
x-api-key*stringrequiredheader

Your API key, made in the dashboard.

Parameters

6
keywordstringoptionalquery

Words to search jobs for.

max 200 chars · example: software engineer

locationstringoptionalquery

Where: a country, region or city, as you'd type it (United States, London).

max 100 chars · example: United States

company_idstringoptionalquery

Only jobs at these companies: up to 10 company ids (the companies endpoint's id), separated by commas.

date_postedenumoptionalquery

Only jobs posted in the last 24 hours, week or month.

one of: 24h, week, month

easy_applybooleanoptionalquery

Only jobs that take applications on LinkedIn (Easy Apply).

cursorstringoptionalquery

For the next page: page.next_cursor from the page before. Send the other parameters again with it.

max 1500 chars

Response fields

21
dataarray

The result: one object, or a list for the endpoints that return several.

data[].idstring

LinkedIn's id for the job posting: digits, written as text. The jobs endpoint takes it.

data[].urlstring

The posting's link.

data[].titlestringnullable

The job title.

data[].companystringnullable

The hiring company's name.

data[].company_urlstringnullable

The hiring company's LinkedIn page.

data[].company_logostringnullable

Its logo's link.

data[].locationstringnullable

Where the job is.

data[].posted_atstringnullable

The day it was posted.

format: date

data[].benefitstringnullable

The line LinkedIn adds, such as Actively Hiring or Be an early applicant.

pageobjectnullable

Paging, for the endpoints that page; null for the others.

page.next_cursorstringnullable

Send it as the cursor parameter, with the same other parameters, for the next page. Null on the last page.

page.has_morebooleanoptional

Whether another page follows.

default: false

metaobject

About this call.

meta.platformstring

The platform: reddit, threads, tiktok or youtube.

meta.endpointstring

The endpoint's name, such as channel_videos.

meta.paramsobject

The call's parameters, defaults included. Parameters without a value, and the cursor, are left out.

meta.request_idstring

This call's id. Quote it when you report a problem.

meta.api_versionstring

The API version that answered.

meta.fetched_atstring

When the data was fetched from the platform (UTC).

format: date-time

meta.cachedbooleanoptional

Whether it came from our cache; fetched_at says how old it is.

default: false

Code example

curl -X GET 'https://api.socialparse.dev/v1/linkedin/jobs/search?keyword=software+engineer&location=United+States' \  -H 'x-api-key: YOUR_API_KEY'

Responses

Successful Response

{  "data": [    {      "id": "string",      "url": "string",      "title": "string",      "company": "string",      "company_url": "string",      "company_logo": "string",      "location": "string",      "posted_at": "2019-08-24",      "benefit": "string"    }  ],  "page": {    "next_cursor": "string",    "has_more": false  },  "meta": {    "platform": "string",    "endpoint": "string",    "params": {      "property1": "string",      "property2": "string"    },    "request_id": "string",    "api_version": "string",    "fetched_at": "2019-08-24T14:15:22Z",    "cached": false  }}

Job

A job posting: its title, company, location, pay, applicants, description and criteria, and whether it still takes applications.

Ad

An ad in LinkedIn's Ad Library: its advertiser, who paid for it, its format, text, headline and image or video.