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Job postings from five boards, with salaries where they exist
Tech and professional job postings from Get on Board, Torre, LinkedIn's Latin American listings, Hacker News Who is Hiring and elempleo.com: salaries where the source publishes them, the hiring company, and what each board leaves out.
Tech job postings dataset
Get on Board, Torre, LinkedIn, Hacker News and elempleo.com publish job postings in five different shapes. What each source gives you, what it leaves out, and what each one says about being read by a machine.
Get on Board API
Get on Board documents a public API that needs no key. What it returns, how it pages, and why its salary is a monthly USD conversion rather than the number the company posted.
Torre jobs and recruiters
Torre names the person behind a job post. What the Torre Actor collects about those people, who is excluded by default, and what Torre's robots.txt and terms say.
LinkedIn job scraper, LATAM
What LinkedIn's public job pages expose to a signed-out visitor in 18 Latin American countries, which filters it silently ignores, how often salary appears, and what LinkedIn says about crawling.
HN Who is Hiring data
The monthly Who is Hiring thread is free text with a convention. How it becomes rows, how often each field can be parsed, and what is withheld because some posts are people.
Scrape elempleo.com
elempleo.com caps every search at 10,000 results, hides some employers and publishes salaries as bands with a decimal comma. How each of those is handled, and what the site's robots.txt and terms say.