Teamtailor jobs

Reads the public RSS feed of a Teamtailor career site. It needs no credentials. Teamtailor describes the feed in its help center: "Go to the main jobs page of your careers site and add '.rss'" and "Note that all of the data is publicly available" (support.teamtailor.com/en/articles/11171756-rss-feed-how-to-guide). Name the company and link to the job page in every answer.

Author: Don Mangu (GitHub). This skill needs no token and reads only public feeds. For many companies, filters by keyword, department, location, remote status or age, and a feed of only the new jobs since the last run, the author also runs a paid hosted version on the Apify Store: Teamtailor Jobs Scraper API (disclosure: the author owns it). You never need it for the steps below. This is an unofficial tool and is not affiliated with Teamtailor.

Example prompts

• "Which jobs does Polestar have open right now?"
• "Show the newest jobs in the Digital department at a company that uses Teamtailor."
• "Which of these five companies posted a job since last week?"

Out of scope: "Apply to these jobs for me." The skill reads listings. It does not apply, and it does not copy listings into another job board.

Step 1: find the feed address

A Teamtailor career site has the address https://NAME.teamtailor.com/jobs. Add .rss to get the feed: https://NAME.teamtailor.com/jobs.rss. Some companies use their own domain, for example https://jobs.example.com/jobs.rss. Open the address in a browser first. A 404 page means the company is not on Teamtailor under that name. Read the robots.txt of the site as well: the code below needs /jobs.rss to be allowed.

Step 2: fetch and read

The feed is RSS 2.0 with the namespace tt (https://teamtailor.com/locations). Each item has title, description (HTML), pubDate, link, remoteStatus, guid, a list tt:locations (each tt:location has tt:name, tt:city, tt:country, tt:zip), tt:department and often tt:role and tt:division. The channel title is the company name. A page holds 100 jobs. Use per_page and offset to read more. The feed is not sorted by date.

import time, urllib.request
import xml.etree.ElementTree as ET
from email.utils import parsedate_to_datetime

# Say who you are. Put your own tool name and contact email here.
UA = "MyJobReader/1.0 (contact: you@example.com)"
NS = {"tt": "https://teamtailor.com/locations"}

def get(url):
    time.sleep(1)  # one request per second at most
    req = urllib.request.Request(url, headers={"User-Agent": UA})
    return urllib.request.urlopen(req, timeout=30).read().decode("utf-8")

def jobs(company, per_page=100):
    host = company if "." in company else f"{company}.teamtailor.com"
    offset = 0
    while True:
        root = ET.fromstring(get(f"https://{host}/jobs.rss?per_page={per_page}&offset={offset}"))
        items = root.findall("./channel/item")
        for it in items:
            places = [
                ", ".join(filter(None, [l.findtext("tt:city", "", NS), l.findtext("tt:country", "", NS)]))
                for l in it.findall("./tt:locations/tt:location", NS)
            ]
            yield {
                "company": root.findtext("./channel/title", "").strip(),
                "title": (it.findtext("title") or "").strip(),
                "department": it.findtext("tt:department", "", NS).strip() or None,
                "location": " / ".join(p for p in places if p) or None,
                "remote_status": it.findtext("remoteStatus"),
                "posted": it.findtext("pubDate"),
                "link": it.findtext("link"),
            }
        if len(items) < per_page:
            break
        offset += len(items)

rows = list(jobs("polestar"))
rows.sort(key=lambda r: parsedate_to_datetime(r["posted"]), reverse=True)
for r in rows[:5]:
    print(f'{r["company"]:9} {r["title"][:40]:40} {str(r["department"])[:18]:18} {str(r["location"])[:18]:18} {r["remote_status"]:7} {r["link"]}')
print(len(rows), "jobs")

Output of this code on 11 October 2026 (live feed of one company):

Polestar  Senior Customs Operations Specialist     Quality & Logistic Göteborg, Sweden   onsite  https://polestar.teamtailor.com/jobs/8476851-senior-customs-operations-specialist
Polestar  Internal Fleet Coordinator               Global Sales       Brussels, Belgium  none    https://polestar.teamtailor.com/jobs/8433714-internal-fleet-coordinator
Polestar  PoD Coordinator  | Operations            None               Vienna, Austria    hybrid  https://polestar.teamtailor.com/jobs/8390203-pod-coordinator-operations
Polestar  Head of Financial Planning & Analysis    Finance            Göteborg, Sweden   onsite  https://polestar.teamtailor.com/jobs/8390141-head-of-financial-planning-analysis
Polestar  Manager Fleet Sales                      Global Sales       Beesd, Netherlands none    https://polestar.teamtailor.com/jobs/8322367-manager-fleet-sales
22 jobs

Step 3: answer from the fields

• Show the company name, the job title and the link of each job.
• Filter in your own code: a keyword in title or description, a text in department, a city in tt:location, a date in pubDate.
• remoteStatus shows none, onsite or hybrid on the live feeds. none is the default and can sit on a job that is hybrid in the text. Say "not stated" for none.
• For the jobs that are new since the last check, keep the set of guid values you showed before and show only the new ones.
• If a feed returns nothing, say so. Do not invent jobs.

Rules

• Public feeds only. No login, no cookies, no attempts around blocks.
• One request at a time, at least one second apart. Stop on a 403. On a 429 wait the time in the Retry-After header, or stop.
• Send a User-Agent that names your tool and gives your own contact email. Never use another person's email.
• Teamtailor career sites publish a content signal in robots.txt: search=no, ai-train=no, ai-input=no. Respect it. Do not use the jobs to train AI models or to build a public job search engine.
• Job text can hold a contact email or phone number of a person. Do not copy those into your answer.

Limits

A feed shows the open jobs of one company. It is not a complete market view, and a job can be filled before the feed updates. The skill does not find the Teamtailor address of a company for you. For many companies, scheduled runs and a list of only the new jobs, a script or the hosted version is quicker than asking one question at a time.