Dice Jobs Scraper

Scrape job listings from Dice.com — the leading tech job board in the US. Search by keyword, location, employment type, and posting date. Returns structured job data for tech recruiting, market analysis, and job research.

What data does this scraper extract?

Each job listing record includes:

Field	Description
job_id	Dice job GUID
job_url	Link to the job detail page
title	Job title
company_name	Hiring company
company_logo_url	Company logo image URL
employment_type	Full-time, Contract, etc.
employer_type	Direct Hire, Recruiter, etc.
location_city	City
location_state	State
location_country	Country
location_display	Human-readable location
is_remote	Remote work available
workplace_types	Remote, On-Site, Hybrid
salary	Salary range as listed
summary	Job excerpt from listing page
description_html	Full job description HTML (when scrapeDetails is enabled)
posted_date	ISO 8601 date posted
modified_date	ISO 8601 date last modified
easy_apply	One-click apply available
scraped_at	Scrape timestamp

How to use

1. Set your Search Query (e.g. software engineer, python developer, data scientist)
2. Set your Location (e.g. New York, United States, Remote)
3. Optionally filter by Employment Type and Posted Date
4. Set Max Items to control how many listings to return
5. Toggle Scrape Full Job Description to fetch the complete job description HTML

Input parameters

• query — Search keyword(s). Default: software engineer
• location — Location filter. Default: United States
• employmentType — Optional: FULLTIME, PARTTIME, CONTRACT, THIRD_PARTY
• postedDate — Optional: ONE_DAY, THREE_DAYS, SEVEN_DAYS, THIRTY_DAYS
• scrapeDetails — Whether to visit each job's detail page for the full description. Default: true
• maxItems — Maximum number of job records to return

Notes

• Dice.com lists technology jobs in the US market. The search can return tens of thousands of results for common queries.
• When scrapeDetails: true, the actor visits each job's detail page to fetch the full description_html. This adds one HTTP request per job but returns significantly richer data.
• Set scrapeDetails: false for listing-only runs that only need summary data — faster and lower cost.
• Salary data is only available when the employer discloses it on Dice.