jshchnz/claude-jobs

Overview

This skill finds job openings at tech companies and returns structured, actionable listings. It queries official job board endpoints for supported companies, extracts title, location, department, salary (when available), and the unique apply link. Use it to search specific companies, filter by location or team, or surface highest-paying roles across multiple firms.

How this skill works

The skill fetches job JSON or HTML from a curated list of company endpoints and parses each posting to extract Title, Location, Department, Salary (if present), and the absolute apply URL. Results are grouped by department and support filters for location, department, and keyword matching. For salary-focused requests it attempts to extract and normalize disclosed compensation and can sort by highest pay.

When to use it

• You want current openings at a specific tech company (e.g., "jobs at Airbnb").
• You want to filter roles by location, department, or keyword (e.g., "engineering jobs in SF").
• You want to find the highest-paying disclosed roles across multiple companies.
• You need the direct apply link for each posting for immediate application.
• You want a quick cross-company snapshot of available technical roles.

Best practices

• Specify company name exactly (case-insensitive) for company-specific searches to get precise results.
• Include filters like location, department, or keywords to reduce noise in large result sets.
• Ask for 'highest paying' only when you want disclosed salaries—undisclosed roles will be omitted from that view.
• If a company is missing from the catalog, request it be added so the endpoint can be queried.
• Treat extracted salaries as reported by postings; verify currency and ranges on the original apply page before negotiating.

Example use cases

• Find all product design roles at Figma in New York with apply links.
• Show engineering jobs at Stripe filtered to remote-friendly locations.
• List the top 5 highest-paying disclosed roles across OpenAI, Databricks, and Coinbase.
• Search for "data scientist" openings at multiple companies and group by department.
• Get backend engineering positions at GitLab with salary info when available.