Search Web3 Career Jobs by Keyword

Tell your Agent the job, skill or city you want to search for on Web3 Career, and choose a page to read. It can organize the returned summaries and posting links so you can check which jobs fit your needs.

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Use Toolmu to search Web3 Career jobs for [job, skill or city I want to find] with https://toolmu.com/tools/search-jobs-web3-career, reading page [page number I want to see]. Use the ordinary search words I provide directly; no source-category lookup is required. Ask for the search words if missing, and ask which page I want when no page is chosen. Do not claim a documented default or fixed page size. Act within my existing authorization and budget. Organize actual returned job summaries with their source search and page context, keeping each title, company or recruiter name and original posting link together. Include pay, location, tags and posting time only when available. Preserve original pay and relative time wording and keep missing details unanswered; do not infer pay units, exact dates, confirmed offers or remote work from blanks. Explain that keyword context does not establish exact skill or city matching or individual suitability. Provide original links for checking requirements, relevance and hiring status. Do not add combined search rules or company, remote, location or pay filters, fill missing response values from website details, claim complete coverage or open hiring, or submit applications.

Task:
Search Web3 Career for [job, skill or city you want to find] and show page [page number you want to see]. Organize the returned job summaries with their original links, available pay and location wording. Tell me what I should check in the original postings before deciding which jobs fit.

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Search Web3 Career Jobs by Keyword

You receive

Receive one page of job summaries returned for your keyword request. Your Agent can compare available titles, displayed companies or recruiters, original links, pay, locations and posting-time wording. Read the original postings to check how closely each result fits your request.

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Search Web3 Career for [job, skill or city you want to find] and show page [page number you want to see]. Organize the returned job summaries with their original links, available pay and location wording. Tell me what I should check in the original postings before deciding which jobs fit.

What to know

A keyword request does not guarantee that every result matches a skill or city exactly. The number of jobs and coverage can vary. Pay may be a source estimate rather than an employer offer. A returned listing does not confirm ongoing hiring, and this search does not submit an application.

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Input schema

Input schema
Field / Path	Type	Requirement	Meaning
queryParams`queryParams`	`object`	Required	Required fields `query`
Page number`queryParams.page`	`integer`	Optional	Optional integer selecting a page to request. Specify 1 when you want page 1; a default page, page size and sorting order are not documented.
Search keyword`queryParams.query`	`string`	Required	Required search text, such as Solidity, London, Bitcoin, frontend or Rust. These are examples, not a fixed list or separate skill and location filters.

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{
  "type": "object",
  "required": [
    "queryParams"
  ],
  "properties": {
    "queryParams": {
      "type": "object",
      "required": [
        "query"
      ],
      "properties": {
        "page": {
          "type": "integer",
          "description": "Page number for pagination."
        },
        "query": {
          "type": "string",
          "description": "The search keyword (e.g., Solidity, London, Bitcoin, frontend, Rust)."
        }
      },
      "additionalProperties": false
    }
  },
  "additionalProperties": false
}

Result schema

No fixed output contract is available. Field types reflect saved result evidence; individual responses can differ.

Result schema
Field / Path	Type	Meaning
Job summaries`result.data.jobs`	`array`	Collection of summaries returned for this search request. Assess each posting’s relevance from its actual details; neither the query context nor inclusion verifies an exact match or open hiring.
Returned page`result.data.page`	`string`	Source page context, represented as text in the available response. It does not establish a default page, page size or total number of pages.
Source query context`result.data.query`	`string`	Search-query context supplied with the response. It does not establish the matching rules or show that every job meets the requested skill or location.
Job title`result.data.jobs[].title`	`string`	Title displayed for the source posting. Read its requirements before treating it as a skill, location or candidate match.
Displayed company or recruiter`result.data.jobs[].company`	`string`	Organization name shown by the source, which may identify a recruiter. It is not an independently verified underlying employer identity.
Source posting link`result.data.jobs[].url`	`string`	Web3 Career posting URL for checking the full description and requirements. A link does not submit an application or confirm the vacancy is open.
Source job identifier`result.data.jobs[].job_id`	`string`	Identifier returned for the source posting. Retain its original representation when referring to that entry.
Source salary text`result.data.jobs[].salary`	`string`	Original salary wording, when returned; it may be a source estimate. Preserve ranges and abbreviations without assuming currency or pay period. Blank text means unavailable in this response, not zero pay or source absence.
Source location text`result.data.jobs[].location`	`string`	Location wording when returned. Blank text does not establish remote work, unrestricted geography or absence of location requirements in the posting.
Posting age text`result.data.jobs[].posted_date`	`string`	Source age wording such as 2d or 5h. Preserve it as text rather than converting it to an absolute calendar date or UTC timestamp without a known reference time.
Returned tags`result.data.jobs[].tags`	`array`	Tag collection for the entry. An empty collection means no tags were returned here; it does not establish that the source lacks tags or that the job has no skill requirements.

Additional notes

Source: Web3 Career. This request returns job summaries for a supplied keyword; source query context alone does not establish the matching rules. Use the original posting links to review relevance and fuller requirements.

Keep salary ranges and abbreviations as source text: they may be estimates, with no implied currency or pay period. Posting ages such as 2d and 5h remain relative wording. Blank salary or location and empty tags mean those details were not returned here; the original posting may provide more. Website filters and totals do not define this Tool’s inputs or returned coverage.

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Not necessarily. Read the returned titles and original postings before deciding that a job fits your skill, location or other needs. The search words describe your request; they do not prove every result meets those requirements.

Search Web3 Career Jobs by Keyword

Search Web3 Career Jobs by Keyword

You receive

Start with your task

What to know

Inputs & outputs

Input schema

Result schema

Say what you want to find

Choose a page and send

Check promising job links

Questions about this tool.

You receive

Start with your task

What to know

Inputs & outputs

Input schema

Result schema

Say what you want to find

Choose a page and send

Check promising job links

Questions about this tool.

Will every result match my search exactly?

Can I use a city name?