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AI Jobs (aijobs.net) Scraper
Get current AI, ML, MLOps and data engineering job listings from aijobs.net as clean structured data. Returns title, location, skills and a direct link for each posting. No login, no account, no setup.
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Get current AI, ML, MLOps and data-engineering job listings from aijobs.net as clean, structured data — no login, no account, no setup.
The portal is exclusively focused on AI / ML / data roles with ~50 active listings refreshed on the homepage at any time. Each run captures the full current set and exports it to JSON, CSV, Excel or pulls it via the Apify API.
Why use it
- Curated niche — every listing is AI / ML / data focused, no noise.
- Clean structured output — ready for spreadsheets, databases, dashboards or automated job-matching pipelines.
- EU bias option — optionally sort European and remote-EU roles to the top without discarding global listings.
- Fast and lightweight — a single page fetch, no proxies required.
What you get
One dataset item per listing:
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
id | Stable numeric listing id extracted from the URL slug |
slug | URL-friendly job slug |
title | Job title |
company | Company name (not available in listing view; empty string) |
location | Location text (city/country or "Remote") |
postedAt | Relative posting age at scrape time (e.g. "3h ago", "2d ago") |
snippet | Compact text including skills, perks and salary badges |
url | Direct link to the full job posting |
Input
| Field | Type | Default | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
maxItems | integer | 50 | Cap on results; 0 = return all cards found |
euBias | boolean | false | Sort European / remote-EU listings first |
Example
Returns up to 25 listings, with European and remote-EU roles sorted first.
Use cases
- Job seekers in AI / ML / MLOps / data engineering monitoring new postings daily.
- Recruiters and talent teams sourcing candidates or tracking competitive openings.
- Career newsletters and aggregators curating AI-sector roles.
- Labor-market researchers analyzing AI job trends, locations and skill demand.
