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LinkedIn Job Data Scraping with Python & Selenium

I built a powerful Python script using Selenium to automate the scraping of job postings from LinkedIn. This tool provides users with a streamlined way to collect detailed job-related data for analysis, lead generation, or recruitment.

Project Details:

Dual-Browser Setup:

  • The script opens two browsers. The first is a GUI browser that allows the user to control the script by starting, pausing, or stopping it, and to monitor logs in real-time.
  • The second is a Selenium-powered Chrome browser, where the user logs into LinkedIn and navigates to the job listings page.

Job Data Scraped:

  • Job Title
  • Company Name
  • Company Location
  • Job Type (e.g., Full-time, Part-time)
  • Date Posted
  • Number of Applicants
  • Recruiter Name
  • Recruiter LinkedIn Profile URL
  • Full Job Description

Data Output:

  • The scraped data is saved in a CSV file for easy analysis and integration into other systems.
  • The script navigates through all job listing pages, ensuring comprehensive data extraction.

How I Achieved It:

  • Using Python along with the Selenium library, I created an automated scraping system that mimics human interaction with LinkedIn’s interface.
  • I implemented a user-friendly GUI using Python’s GUI libraries to give users full control over the scraping process, allowing them to start, pause, or stop the operation and view logs in real-time.
  • Error handling and smart navigation were integrated to ensure smooth operation across multiple job listing pages, including pagination handling.
  • The solution was designed for command-line execution, making it easy for users to run the script on their local systems.

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This project enabled my client to gather extensive job market data from LinkedIn in a time-efficient manner.

If you’re looking for automation solutions for LinkedIn or other platforms, I can create a tailored solution to meet your business goals. Please Contact Me to discuss the project.

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