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Job Post Intelligence & Salary Stack Parser 💼

Job Post Intelligence & Salary Stack Parser 💼

Parse job postings from any URL or text to extract hard constraints: exact salary range, remote/hybrid policy, full tech stack, experience level, and visa sponsorship details.

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Rahul Kasturiya

Rahul Kasturiya

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Job Board Intelligence (Arbitrage) 💼

Most job board scrapers just dump giant walls of text from Greenhouse or Lever pages, forcing recruiters and candidates to read every single post to find out if it's actually remote or if they sponsor visas.

This Actor introduces an Intelligence Layer. It crawls any given job posting URL and uses AI to structurally extract the hard constraints.

How it works

  1. You feed the Actor a list of Job URLs (from any ATS or company site).
  2. It extracts the raw description text.
  3. It passes the text to OpenAI using your API key.
  4. It outputs an organized dataset containing exactly what you need to filter candidates or find a job: Tech stack, YoE, Remote policy, Visa policy, and Salary.

What you get (Output JSON)

{
"url": "https://jobs.lever.co/example/12345",
"job_title": "Senior Frontend Engineer",
"mandatory_tech_stack": ["React", "TypeScript", "Next.js"],
"minimum_yoe": 5,
"remote_policy": "Remote",
"visa_sponsorship": "No",
"salary_range": "$140,000 - $180,000"
}

Setup & Privacy

To run this, you need your own OpenAI API Key. We designed it this way so we don't have to mark up token costs. You pay Apify's cheap compute costs, and you pay OpenAI directly at their exact rate (it uses gpt-4o-mini by default).

Your OpenAI API key is handled as a Secret. It is strictly securely passed to the LLM and is never logged in data exports.