freehire

freehire positions itself as a source-first search engine for technical roles. Instead of scraping job aggregators, it pulls listings from company career boards and applicant tracking systems, then deduplicates them into a single catalogue. The site reports roughly 3.7 million unique jobs across more than 536,000 companies and 370 sources, with live counts exposed through public endpoints.

The core experience is faceted search. Listings are tagged by engineering discipline, including software, data, security, QA, and industrial engineering, as well as by location and remote status. Country-level filters cover the United States, Russia, Germany, and others. A companies view and curated collections provide alternative browsing paths when you do not have a specific query in mind.

Beyond the web interface, freehire ships a command-line binary and agent skills, so tools like Claude Code and other MCP hosts can run searches, read facets, and track applications. A Chrome side-panel agent can read the posting you are viewing on any site and score it against your profile, which is useful for candidates who apply across many portals.

It is aimed at engineers, data professionals, security specialists, and QA practitioners who want direct-from-employer listings without recruiter spam. Because the project is open source and free with no account required to search, it also appeals to developers who prefer scriptable, transparent job data over closed commercial boards.