I got tired of copying jobs off career pages, so I built a CSV exporter for Greenhouse, Lever and Ashby
Disclosure first: I built the tool in this post. It's called Vee Jobs, it's pay-per-use, and I'll try to make the article useful even if you end up picking something else. I'm a developer based in Bali, and I build small data tools at Hoxei R&D under the name Vee. Vee Jobs came from a plain annoyance. Every time someone asks "which companies are hiring data engineers?", the honest answer is a…
The author developed a tool called Vee Jobs to streamline the process of finding job listings for data professionals. This tool pulls job data from the career pages of companies using Greenhouse, Lever, Ashby, and Workable job board APIs. The developer, based in Bali, aims to provide a more efficient alternative to manually copying job listings from various career pages.
To use Vee Jobs, users need an Apify account and a list of companies they're interested in. They can input company information, such as career page URLs or company names, along with optional keywords to filter job listings. The tool then consolidates the data from the different platforms into a single table, making it easier to compare and filter job opportunities.
The resulting CSV file can be easily imported into spreadsheets like Google Sheets, where users can filter by department, location, or other criteria to find the most relevant job listings. The author provides examples of how to customize the tool based on specific needs, such as focusing on recent remote roles or mixing different types of inputs (e.g., Workable URLs with company names).
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