I spent an afternoon trying to scrape a careers page with a headless browser before I noticed the page itself was calling a JSON endpoint. The company runs Greenhouse. Greenhouse serves the whole board — every open role, full descriptions — over one unauthenticated GET. No Playwright, no proxy, no waiting for React to hydrate. I deleted the browser code and never looked back.
That's the thing nobody tells you when you're building a job aggregator or a "who's hiring" tracker. Stripe, Spotify, Ramp — thousands of companies post through four ATS platforms, and each one exposes a per-company feed that's already public. You just have to know the URL shape.
Here are the four I use, with real slugs so you can curl along.
The endpoints
Every platform keys off a slug — the token buried in the careers URL.
