Job feeds — RSS & JSON

Available feeds

Per-sector feeds exist whenever a sector has at least 5 fresh items, so the list above can grow or shrink day to day. /feeds/new is always there.

The JSON format

Standard JSON Feed 1.1, plus a _job extension on every item with the structured fields — so you never have to parse a title string back apart. This is a real item from today’s feed:

{
  "id": "ac0850b3e98117bd",
  "url": "https://europa.eu/eures/portal/jv-se/jv-details/MzMyNDkyMyAxMw",
  "title": "MUNCITOR NECALIFICAT LA AMBALAREA PRODUSELOR SOLIDE SI SEMISOLIDE — CONTROL FRUCT LOGISTIC S.R.L. — Remote",
  "date_published": "2026-07-30T00:00:00.000Z",
  "_job": {
    "title": "MUNCITOR NECALIFICAT LA AMBALAREA PRODUSELOR SOLIDE SI SEMISOLIDE",
    "company": "CONTROL FRUCT LOGISTIC S.R.L.",
    "city": "Remote",
    "country": "ro",
    "category": "manufacturing",
    "salary": null,
    "language_req": "unclear",
    "work_mode": "unclear",
    "first_seen": "2026-07-30"
  }
}

Item url always points at the original ad on the employer’s or source’s site. id is stable across days — dedupe on it.

Quick start

# Newest 5 jobs, one line each
curl -s https://expatjobs.ro/feeds/new.json |
  jq -r '.items[:5][] | "\(._job.first_seen)  \(.title)"'

# Only ads that disclose a salary
curl -s https://expatjobs.ro/feeds/new.json |
  jq '[.items[] | select(._job.salary != null)]'

Terms, in plain words

• Free, attribution required: use the feeds in your reader, site, bot or research — just credit “ExpatJobs.ro” with a link to expatjobs.ro wherever the content shows.
• Keep the original links: item URLs go to the employer’s ad. Don’t rewrite them through interstitials.
• Redistributable sources only: employers’ own career feeds and EURES. Aggregator-licensed jobs never enter the feeds — the full source mix is public on /stats.
• Be gentle: the feeds are static files regenerated daily — fetching more than a few times a day gains nothing.

Feed questions