Feature: serp

Google Jobs

Structured Google Jobs data with title, company, location, salary, and source site.

What is Google Jobs?

Scavio exposes Google Jobs as a first-class SERP feature. Queries return a list of jobs normalized across underlying sites like LinkedIn, Indeed, Greenhouse, and Lever. Each job includes title, company, location, posted-at, description snippet, and source URL. Combined with Scavio's extract endpoint you can chain from a Google Jobs query directly into a full JD.

Example Response

JSON
{ "jobs": [{ "title": "Senior Engineer", "company": "Acme", "location": "Remote", "source": "linkedin.com" }] }

Use Cases

  • Job boards aggregating cross-site listings
  • Recruiters building sourcing pipelines
  • Market research on compensation and titles
  • AI job-match assistants

Why Google Jobs Matters

Google Jobs aggregates most major job boards, so a single query reaches LinkedIn, Indeed, Greenhouse, and Lever at once.

LangChain Example

Drop google jobs data into your LangChain agent in a few lines:

Python
tool.invoke({"query": "senior python engineer remote", "vertical": "jobs"})

Frequently Asked Questions

Send a search request with the appropriate platform (google) and Scavio returns google jobs data in the response. See the example above for the exact field path.

Yes. Scavio fetches google jobs data in real time on each request. There is no caching layer and no stale data.

Scavio exposes Google Jobs as a first-class SERP feature. Queries return a list of jobs normalized across underlying sites like LinkedIn, Indeed, Greenhouse, and Lever. Each job in

Google Jobs data is returned as part of the standard search response. Each request costs 1 credit. Free tier includes 500 credits/month.

Start Using Google Jobs

Structured Google Jobs data with title, company, location, salary, and source site.