These jobs came off the company's own careers page, not LinkedIn.
This morning I pulled 605 roles updated in the last 21 days
from 10 company job boards. Every link below goes to the employer.
You apply where the hiring team actually reads.
Your email gets you the full list. No payment, and no account to create.
Five of them, live right now
Pulled Sep 23, 2026, 4:30 PM Central. Click any one and you land on the employer's own posting.
GitLab2h ago
Principal Site Reliability Engineer, Platform Engineering: Dedicated
Remote, Canada; Remote, United Kingdom; Remote, United States · Remote
196 of 408 roles that called themselves remote name a city
That is 48% of them. The board flags the role as remote while the location
field says San Francisco or New York. You find out after you have written the cover letter.
Here you find out before.
Every apply button goes to the employer
No reposting, no aggregator, no agency sitting between you and the hiring manager.
The source board is named on each card.
Anything older than 21 days is out
The roles above were updated on the company's own board within the window, so you are
applying into a live requisition rather than a listing nobody has touched since spring.
Why this costs nothing
I am testing whether people want this before I build any more of it.
You get the list, I find out if the idea is worth finishing. That is the whole trade.
If it turns out nobody wants it, you keep the list and I stop.
You get the roles that are still open, from the companies themselves.