JobsGraphcandidate · not yet live

Job postings with a receipt and an expiry date.

JobsGraph keeps job postings as dated evidence: each one tied to the employer page it was read from, the review that let it in, and the day it stops counting as current.

See where it stands today
The last real snapshot
snapshot
sha256:f2eb370b…0d6a
reviewed
08:11 UTC, by an AI agent, not a person
pages
142 captured · 0 failed
postings
70 with full descriptions
pay
35 with a pay band · 17 with usable annual USD
expires
08:11 UTC

current: false snapshot-expired

How a posting gets in, and how it stops counting

  1. Captured at the employer

    Directory reads the employer's own careers page. JobsGraph itself never fetches a job board or calls a provider.

  2. Reviewed

    Each posting gets a review receipt. An incomplete board fails before anything is committed, and a board that seems empty is never taken to have no jobs.

  3. Admitted with proof

    Only evidence-bound observations come in, through an approved intake. Each current posting carries a proof of its snapshot, observation, sighting and source revision.

  4. Expired, out loud

    Every snapshot has an expiry. After it, a read answers current: false with the reason. An old snapshot is never shown as current.

Pay is kept exactly as the employer stated it, with every band, currency and period. An unknown currency stays unknown. Nothing is annualized.

Where it stands

JobsGraph is a candidate: it runs and passes its own checks on our machines. It is not yet published, admitted, or serving listings to anyone.

Who reads it, and its neighbours

Where these facts come from

The repositories are private. Each fact above is quoted from one of these files.