Javis OS
Javis OS is an Agentic AI that assists entrepreneurs in business tasks, helping them grow their work.
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Browse engineering job listings in Berlin from a live dataset
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Search the free, no-auth stapply.ai / ats-scrapers
job dataset (~5M live jobs, 65 ATS sources) for engineering roles, and produce a
browsable HTML page you can skim each morning.
job_search.py streams the hosted Parquet snapshot with pyarrow (title filter
pushed down, the huge description/raw columns skipped, so it runs in ~1 GB
RAM). For each profile (a named set of title keywords) it produces two lists:Read the full README ↗The full README is unavailable right now. Read it at the original link. The saved excerpt is shown below.
Search the free, no-auth stapply.ai / ats-scrapers
job dataset (~5M live jobs, 65 ATS sources) for engineering roles, and produce a
browsable HTML page you can skim each morning.
job_search.py streams the hosted Parquet snapshot with pyarrow (title filter
pushed down, the huge description/raw columns skipped, so it runs in ~1 GB
RAM). For each profile (a named set of title keywords) it produces two lists:Read the full README ↗