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OpenAPI Specification

openapi: 3.2.0
info:
  description: 'Every listing here comes from an employer ATS, a company''s own careers page,

    a public employment agency, or a direct submission. Redistribution is

    enforced by a database JOIN, not a filter someone can forget.


    Three things this API does that a job feed normally does not:


    * **It says which fields it guessed.** Every job carries `field_sources`,

    naming each field as `published` (carried by the source), `inferred`

    (derived by us) or `absent`. 88.0% of live listings have an *inferred*

    remote status; 11.3% have one the source actually stated. Filter with

    `remote_confirmed=true` to get only the latter.

    * **It says when each row was last verified.** `last_verified_at` is when we

    last confirmed the vacancy still exists at its source, not when it was

    posted. `GET /v1/meta/freshness` publishes the coverage numbers.

    * **It keeps what closed.** `GET /v1/jobs/closed` returns roles that have

    come off their source, with the reason and the date. A req that opened

    and closed in nine days is a hiring signal, not a dead link. The date is

    the day JOA''s daily verification confirmed the advert had gone; before

    late September 2026 that verification ran in large catch-up batches, so

    earlier closure dates show when JOA confirmed a closure, not when the

    employer closed the role.


    Changelog 2026-10-07: new contract fields `engagement`,

    `contract_category`, `agency` and `working_schedule`, each with

    `field_sources` provenance and filters (`?engagement=`,

    `?contract_category=`, `?agency=`, `?working_schedule=`; absence token

    `unknown`, alias `not_stated`). Values appear only when the posting or the

    source states them (or, later, when an audited rule establishes them) —

    most postings will show `unknown` at launch, and that is the honest answer,

    not a defect. `contract_category=permanent` returns only postings that

    STATE permanence. Per-field coverage is published on /public/coverage.

    `employment_type` is unchanged and frozen.


    Counts in this document are not typed in: they come from the daily

    statistics snapshot every page of the website uses (GET /public/site-stats):

    2,080,732 live employer-direct listings (employer_direct_live) and

    129,261 employers as of 2026-10-20.'
  summary: A verified ledger of open jobs, with per-field provenance and closure history.
  title: Job Opportunities Jobs API
  version: '2026-10-07'
servers:
- url: https://api.jobopportunitiesapi.org
security:
- bearerAuth: []
tags:


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