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InfoJobs Listing Scraper

The InfoJobs Listing Scraper turns supplied InfoJobs job-offer URLs into a structured recruiting CSV. Import the template, load your approved offer list, and export job title, offer URL, company, company URL, location, work mode, publication timing, description, contract type, employment type, and salary without building a custom InfoJobs data extractor.

Output

CSV file

Columns

11

Input

Offer URLs

Source

InfoJobs

Template

Free import

At a glance

Export InfoJobs jobs to CSV

Build a job-offer dataset

Capture the fields analysts usually copy by hand from InfoJobs detail pages: role name, source URL, employer, location, modality, freshness, full description, contract details, job type, and salary text.

Use a controlled URL loop

The workflow starts from known InfoJobs offer URLs rather than broad keyword crawling. That makes it useful for curated research lists, competitive checks, and verified job-market snapshots.

Keep custody local

Navigation, waits, verification checks, and Structured Export happen in your local desktop app. The CSV stays on your machine unless your team moves it elsewhere.

Handle blocked sessions transparently

If InfoJobs shows the "Eres humano o un robot?" verification page, the template follows a fallback export path so the row still records a useful status instead of silently failing.

Who uses it

Use cases for InfoJobs recruiting data

Recruiting teams

Market mapping

Favorable to scraping

Export InfoJobs jobs for specific cities, disciplines, or hiring campaigns. Filter by company, location, contract type, modality, and salary before opening source listings for manual review.

Labor-market analysts

Weekly snapshots

Favorable to scraping

Save repeatable offer-level exports when tracking demand for engineering, operations, sales, or remote roles in Spain. The empleo_url column keeps every row tied to its source page.

Agencies and data ops

Spreadsheet pipelines

Favorable to scraping

Use this InfoJobs scraper as one source in a hiring dataset, then enrich rows with company domains, sector tags, recruiter notes, translation, or internal scoring.


How to use

Scrape InfoJobs in five steps

1

Download and import

Download the hosted template JSON, then import it into UScraper.

2

Paste approved InfoJobs offer URLs

Replace the starter engineering offer URLs with the InfoJobs detail pages your team is allowed to review. Keep a small test list before running a larger batch.

3

Confirm the export path

Structured Export writes Infojobs-listados-scraper.csv with headers and append mode enabled. Change the save folder if your team keeps recruiting exports in a shared workspace.

4

Run the loop

UScraper loads each URL, waits for the page, checks for the verification message, exports the configured columns, pauses briefly, and continues to the next input URL.

5

Open and verify the CSV

Open the file in Excel, Sheets, or a BI tool. Spot-check several rows against InfoJobs before using the data for sourcing, monitoring, or reporting.

Output preview

What the InfoJobs CSV includes

Infojobs-listados-scraper.csv
CSV - UTF-8 - Append

Column

empleo

Job title from the InfoJobs offer page or URL-derived fallback.

Column

empleo_url

Full InfoJobs offer URL for source verification.

Column

empresa

Company or employer name when available.

Column

empresa_url

InfoJobs company profile URL when exposed on the page.

Column

ubicacion

City or location text such as Madrid or Cartagena.

Column

modalidad

Work mode such as Presencial, Hibrido, Teletrabajo, Remoto, or A distancia.

Column

tiempo_de_publicacion

Freshness cue such as Hace 3h, Nueva, or Publicada de nuevo.

Column

descripcion

Cleaned job description or fallback blocked-session note.

Column

tipo_de_contrato

Contract type such as Contrato indefinido or Contrato fijo discontinuo.

Column

tipo_de_empleo

Employment type or schedule such as Jornada completa.

Column

salario

Salary text when available, including ranges or Salario no disponible.

Sample rows

2 of many

empleoempleo_urlempresaempresa_urlubicacionmodalidadtiempo_de_publicaciondescripciontipo_de_contratotipo_de_empleosalario
Ingeniero Industrial o Ingeniero Tecnico IndustrialEmpresa del sector de ascensores en expansionMadridPresencialHace 3h (Publicada de nuevo)Supervision de obras, asesoramiento tecnico, montaje, visitas a obra, subcontratas y legalizacion de ascensores.Contrato indefinidoJornada completa28.000 EUR - 33.000 EUR Bruto/ano
Ingeniero/a civil especialidad hidraulica - CartagenaSAITEC INGENIEROSCartagenaPresencialHace 1h NuevaEngineering role related to transport infrastructure, water engineering, environment, industry, and energy projects.Contrato fijo discontinuoJornada completaSalario no disponible
Headers included - one row per supplied InfoJobs offer URL - sample values mirror the workflow columns

Pair this workflow with adjacent job-board and enrichment templates when your recruiting dataset expands. The France Travail Details Scraper covers another employment source, the Mynavi Job Scraper supports Japanese job research, and the Website Contact Details Scraper helps enrich employer domains after you identify target companies. You can also browse the full UScraper template library.

Comparison

UScraper vs cloud InfoJobs scraper options

This UScraper template

Local

Hosted job data APIs and cloud scrapers

Cloud
Runtime

Runs in your local desktop app

You can watch pages load, update the URL list, and verify rows during a run.

Runs on vendor infrastructure

Convenient for managed ingestion, but runtime, logs, and quotas live elsewhere.

Output custody

Writes CSV to your chosen folder

Useful when exports need local review before enrichment or sharing.

Exports through a hosted dashboard or API

Often requires accounts, recurring credits, and separate retention review.

Best fit

Controlled InfoJobs offer research

Good for curated URLs, light monitoring, and spreadsheet-first analysis.

Large managed ingestion

Better when you need a vendor to operate infrastructure at high scale.


Frequently asked questions

InfoJobs pages can contain publicly visible job data, but automated collection may still be limited by InfoJobs terms, robots directives, copyright, database rights, privacy rules, and employment-data regulations. Review InfoJobs policies, keep request volume modest, avoid bypassing access controls, and get legal advice before using exports commercially.

Before you scale

Limits and maintenance notes

Practical guardrails for InfoJobs exports

Rate limits

Run measured batches instead of aggressive loops

Keep the bundled wait steps, avoid parallel runs, and increase delay if pages load slowly or InfoJobs responds with verification. A detail-page scraper is easiest to trust when the batch is deliberate and reviewable.

Layout drift

Offer-page markup can change

The workflow reads visible text and links from each InfoJobs page. If exports become blank, duplicate-heavy, or filled with fallback values, update the Structured Export columns before collecting more rows.

Policy

Respect InfoJobs terms and public-page boundaries

Local custody helps with data handling, but it does not grant permission to republish, resell, or over-collect job listings. Review InfoJobs policies, robots guidance, and your own compliance requirements before commercial use.

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What's Included

  • Template JSON file ready to import
  • Pre-configured scraping nodes
  • Works with UScraper desktop app

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