Job listing data
Role titles, employers, locations, job descriptions, posting dates and employment types.
Turn public hiring activity into structured intelligence for recruitment research, talent mapping, skills analysis and workforce planning.
Public job listings offer a valuable view of market demand. We create structured datasets around roles, employers, locations, skills and posting activity so recruitment and workforce teams can see trends without manual collection.
Public job listings offer a valuable view of market demand. We create structured datasets around roles, employers, locations, skills and posting activity so recruitment and workforce teams can see trends without manual collection.
Cigma combines tailored extraction logic with AI-assisted mapping and validation where appropriate. The objective is a dependable dataset that fits your research, commercial or operational workflow—not an unstructured collection of raw pages.
Every project starts with a field map. We collect only publicly available information that is relevant to your use case, then normalize it into an agreed structure.
Role titles, employers, locations, job descriptions, posting dates and employment types.
Required skills, qualifications, technologies, experience levels and recurring role requirements.
Public employer profiles, hiring activity and company-facing job information.
Cities, regions, remote-work labels and geographic hiring signals.
Public salary or compensation ranges where the source exposes them.
Posting volume, role-family, skill and employer trend fields for analysis.
The same public data can answer different business questions. We define collection and output around the decisions your team needs to make.
Benchmark hiring activity by employer, role family, location or industry.
Identify recurring requirements and emerging demand for skills or technologies.
Follow public hiring patterns at selected competitors or peer groups.
Use public demand signals to inform location, role and capacity research.
Build market datasets for sourcing, strategy and advisory work.
Normalize public job information into a consistent talent-market taxonomy.
AI can help identify page context, map relevant values to defined fields and validate records against agreed rules. We use it as part of a practical workflow—not as an unsupported promise of fully autonomous collection.
We assess public job boards, employer career pages and other public hiring sources around the roles, markets and fields relevant to your research.
We do not claim support for a source until the required workflow has been assessed.
Your delivery method should fit the people and systems using the data. We can prepare structured outputs for one-time or scheduled delivery.
Share the public sources, fields, geography and update frequency that matter to your team.
We assess source feasibility and configure an extraction and data-structure approach.
Public information is collected, normalized and checked against the agreed data rules.
Receive a sample or feed in the agreed format so your team can begin using the information.
For recurring needs, the workflow can be maintained and run on an agreed schedule.
Add or refine fields as your commercial, research or product questions evolve.
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It is the structured collection of publicly available job listing, employer, skill and labor-market information.
Yes. A workflow can be scoped around relevant public job boards and employer pages, subject to source feasibility.
Yes. We can structure agreed public fields around location, role family, employer and skill taxonomies.
We can prepare agreed datasets for CSV, Excel, JSON, XML, API, database or cloud-storage delivery.
Each project should be assessed individually. We focus on publicly available information while considering applicable laws, privacy requirements, contractual restrictions and website terms.
Share the public sources, fields, geography and refresh frequency you need. We will help define a practical scope.
Tell us the public sources and fields you need. We’ll help define a practical data collection plan.
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