Dev jobs API
Get Dev’s job postings as data, collected from its own career site and kept up to date with every other employer’s.
The short answer
The Jobs API collects Dev’s public job postings from its SmartRecruiters career site and serves them with full descriptions and the original links. On November 4, 2026 we had 3,866 active Dev jobs in the US. Filter with organization=Dev.
Dev job data at a glance
- active US jobs
- 3,866
Counted from our catalogue on November 4, 2026. Collected from SmartRecruiters.
Where Dev is hiring
The cities with the most Dev jobs in our snapshot:
- Topeka, null: 203 jobs
- Los Angeles, CA: 176 jobs
- Amsterdam, null: 41 jobs
- Osseo, MN: 31 jobs
- Cincinnati, OH: 29 jobs
- Fabryczna 20A, null: 26 jobs
Recent Dev job titles
- Food Service Substitute @ Districtwide
- Food Service Worker Apprentice
- Assistant Wrestling Coach @ Washburn Rural High School
- Assistant Forensics Coach @ Washburn Rural High School
- Assistant Track & Field Coach @ Washburn Rural High School
- Molded Plastics Operator
- Warehouse Associate
- Assistant Manager(05882) - 437 Hughes Rd.
How to get Dev jobs with the API
Send your API key in the Authorization header. This request returns Dev’s active jobs, newest first, with full descriptions:
GET /v1/active-ats?organization=Dev&country=US&time_frame=6m&description_format=textUse time_frame=24h to get only jobs posted since yesterday, and the expired jobs feed to see which Dev jobs closed. See New jobs for every filter.
Dev job listings, without the tech
An API is simply a way for one website or app to get data from another. Here, that data is Dev jobs: job listings, job openings and vacancies, with the job title, employer, location, pay when it is stated, the full job description and the link to apply.
People use it to show Dev jobs on their own website, run a local job board, keep a list of who is hiring, track hiring for sales or research, or send new openings to their team. You do not need to write code: you can connect it with WordPress, Webflow, Zapier or a job board tool. See how to add jobs to your website, or tell us what you need.
Dev job data
questions.
Is there a Dev jobs API?
Dev does not need to offer one: The Jobs API collects Dev’s public job postings from its own career site and serves them with every other employer’s, in one format. Filter with organization=Dev.
How many jobs does Dev have open?
3,866 active job postings in the United States on 2026-11-04, in our catalogue. Counts change daily.
Where does Dev job data come from?
From Dev’s own careers site and the hiring system behind it. Every job links to the original posting. We do not copy LinkedIn or Indeed.
Can I track when Dev posts or closes a job?
Yes. Poll the new and expired job feeds with organization=Dev to see openings and closings as we collect them.
Is The Jobs API affiliated with Dev?
No. We collect jobs Dev publishes publicly. Dev names and marks belong to their owner.
Can I try it for free?
Yes. The free trial lasts 14 days and includes 100,000 jobs from the US and Canada, with no request limit and no card. The full employer directory comes with paid plans.
Where can I see all Dev job openings in one list?
The Jobs API keeps an up-to-date list of Dev jobs: job listings, openings and vacancies taken from employer career sites, with new jobs added and filled jobs removed as we check them. You can search it, download it into your own system, or show it on a website.
Can I put Dev jobs on my website?
Yes, without writing code. Our guides show how to fill a job board or website with these job listings using WordPress (WP Job Manager), Webflow, job board tools such as Cavuno, JBoard and Niceboard, or automation tools like Zapier and Make.
Is Dev hiring right now?
This page shows Dev’s newest openings we collected and how many jobs are open. The API gives the full, current list.
Do I need to be a developer to use it?
No. A developer can connect it in an afternoon, and no-code tools can connect it without one. If you are not sure where to start, contact us and tell us what you want to build.
Start with a few jobs.
See how the data fits your app.
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