The status of the job posting. Values: ACTIVE, INACTIVE. Returns all if null.

Whether to include internships and/or non-internships in results. Values: INTERNSHIP NON_INTERNSHIP. Returns all if null.

Only include jobs classified as one of the provided ONET 2019 occupations. (AdeptID defines the O*NET classification during job posting creation.)

The location to search within. Requires a state and country. Optionally include a city and radius (in miles) for geo-distance filtering; otherwise, filters by state. For multi-state filtering, use the states parameter instead.

Two-letter US state abbreviations to filter jobs by (e.g. ["CA", "NY"]). Results include jobs located in any of the specified states. Cannot be combined with the location parameter.

The salary requirements for the search.

The timing requirements of the shift.

The dates of employment.

The range of years of experience the job requires.

Array of strings representing canonical degree levels. Results include jobs that specify any included degree level as the minimum required level of education. Include “UNKNOWN” to include jobs without a specified minimum in results.

Filter on customer-defined fields. Each field accepts an array of values; a job matches if its stored value matches any of the provided values (case-insensitive). When multiple fields are specified, all must match (AND across fields).

AdeptID's standard Candidate object. Describes the job seeker to be matched to job and career opportunities.

List of [field_name] or [field_name, sort_order] pairs for hierarchical sorting. Results are sorted by the first field, then within those groups by the second field, etc. If sort_order is omitted, a sensible default will be used for each field. Valid fields: employer_name, employment_term.date_start, employment_term.duration, location.city, location.state, match_score, match_score_category, posting_date, salary.min, shift.type, years_of_experience.min. Custom attribute fields use the pattern 'custom_attributes.your_field_name'. (Case Sensitive)Custom filter fields: custom_filters.string_1, custom_filters.string_10, custom_filters.string_2, custom_filters.string_3, custom_filters.string_4, custom_filters.string_5, custom_filters.string_6, custom_filters.string_7, custom_filters.string_8, custom_filters.string_9. Valid orders: asc, desc. Example: [["match_score_category"], ["posting_date", "desc"], ["match_score"]]