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Data from U.S. Office of Personnel Management, delivered clean.

2 datasets pulled from U.S. Office of Personnel Management's releases, checked field by field and shipped the way you want them — daily, weekly, or hourly, your call.

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Human Resource Employment Services Worldwide (all U.S. federal vacancies · Currently open announcements plus a historica…

USAJOBS API Data

Human Resource Employment Services Worldwide - all U.S. federal duty stations in… · Live board carried forward continuously with…

USAJOBS (federal job board)

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How many federal job vacancies are in the data?

Tens of thousands of open announcements at any moment, with documentation examples showing roughly 20,600 records for a single filtered historic query, and hundreds of thousands of postings per year across worldwide duty stations including overseas and remote positions.

Which fields does each vacancy record carry?

Identity, organization and sub-agency, occupational series with names, pay plan and grade bands, promotion potential, salary ranges with rate interval, duty-station coordinates, schedule, appointment type, hiring path, clearance level, eligibility, and the full duties, requirements and qualifications text.

Does the data include past or closed federal job announcements?

Yes. A dedicated historic collection reaches back years, keyed by control number with appointment type, open and close dates, promotion potential and every duty-station location - which turns snapshot counts into a genuine federal-hiring time series.

Can I get federal hiring data by agency or occupational series?

Both cut cleanly. Every record carries department, agency and sub-agency names alongside organization hierarchy codes, and every role carries its series code and name, so slices like 'GS-13+ IT positions opened this quarter' or 'announcements per cabinet department' fall straight out of delivered rows.