Extract detailed job postings from Google Jobs to track opportunities and analyze the hiring market.
Enter your job search query. Include job title and location for best results (e.g., 'software developer jobs in New York' or 'marketing manager in Chicago').
Page number to start from. Each page contains up to 10 job listings.
Two-letter ISO country code (e.g., 'us' for United States, 'gb' for UK, 'de' for Germany, 'in' for India). This filters jobs to the specified country.
Two-letter ISO language code for job postings (e.g., 'en' for English, 'de' for German). Leave empty to use the country's primary language.
Filter jobs by when they were posted.
Enable to only show remote/work-from-home job opportunities.
Filter by employment type (select one).
Filter by experience level (select one).
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Scrape job listings from Google by title, location, and other filters. Get company details, salary ranges, qualifications, and application links for market research or lead generation.
Google aggregates job postings from across the web, including company career pages, LinkedIn, and major job boards. This tool systematically extracts that data, turning a vast, unstructured job market into a clean, organized dataset you can use for analysis, lead generation, or building your own job board. ### For Recruiters and HR Teams Instead of manually searching and tracking jobs, you can automate the process. Run a search for "Data Scientist in Austin, TX" and get a list of every company hiring for that role, along with the full job description, required qualifications, and listed benefits. This is a direct line to identifying companies with hiring needs, understanding what your competitors are offering, and sourcing new clients for your agency. ### For Market Analysts and Researchers This tool provides the raw material for analyzing the labor market. You can track hiring trends over time, compare salary benchmarks between cities, or identify the most in-demand skills for a specific industry. Filter by experience level, employment type (full-time, contract, etc.), or posting date to refine your analysis. Since you get the full job description, you can perform text analysis to uncover keywords and technology stacks mentioned in listings. ### Key Data Points You'll receive structured data for each job posting, including the company's name and website, job title, location, salary range (when available), benefits, required qualifications, and responsibilities. Crucially, it also provides the direct link to apply, which often leads back to the original source of the listing.
Enter the job title and location into the 'Search Query' field.
Select the country you want to search within from the 'Country Code' dropdown.
Optionally, apply filters such as 'Date Posted', 'Employment Type', or check 'Remote Jobs Only'.
Set the starting page number if you don't want to begin from the first page of results.
Run the tool and download your structured job data as a CSV, JSON, or Excel file.