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Find all jobs listed by a LinkedIn company ID or company jobs URL and return structured job details.

Use this Actor to collect job listings for recruiting intelligence, labor-market research, sales prospecting, competitive hiring analysis, and company job monitoring.

What You Can Extract

• Job title, job URL, and job ID
• Company name, company URL, and logo URL when available
• Location, workplace type, employment type, seniority, function, and industries
• Job description, post date, salary, skills, and criteria when available
• Clear diagnostic rows for inputs that could not be extracted

Use Cases

• Track open roles for a target company
• Build company hiring datasets by LinkedIn company ID
• Monitor hiring activity across companies
• Export jobs to spreadsheets, BI tools, CRMs, or data warehouses

Input

Add one or more LinkedIn company IDs or LinkedIn company jobs/search URLs. The Actor returns all jobs found for each company input.

Example Inputs

Find jobs by LinkedIn company ID:

{
"companyInputs":[
"30898036"
]
}

Find jobs from a LinkedIn company jobs URL:

{
"companyInputs":[
"https://www.linkedin.com/jobs/search/?f_C=30898036"
]
}

Output

Each delivered job is emitted as one linkedin_job row. Failed inputs are emitted as scrape_error rows with failureStage and errorMessage.

The main output columns include id, publishedAt, postedTime, title, jobUrl, companyName, companyId, companyUrl, location, contractType, experienceLevel, workType, sector, description, companyLogo, and jobQuality.

Results can be exported from Apify as JSON, CSV, Excel, XML, RSS, or HTML.

Pricing

When pay-per-event monetization is enabled, the Actor charges one event for each delivered linkedin_job row. Failed inputs and diagnostic rows are not charged.

Because company job discovery returns all jobs found for each company input, the final run cost depends on the number of jobs available for those companies. The Actor charges for every delivered linkedin_job row so the billing unit always matches the extracted data.

Notes

• Availability and field coverage depend on what LinkedIn exposes for each job.
• Company job discovery can return variable volumes depending on the company and LinkedIn availability.
• The public company discovery mode intentionally does not expose a result limit. The Actor returns and charges for all delivered job rows so the billing unit matches the extracted data.
• Keyword-based discovery is not exposed in the public v1 because generic keyword searches can produce unpredictable upstream volumes.