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Find hidden job opportunities on business websites via Google Maps, tailored to your location, and export results to CSV.
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Discover Hidden Job Opportunities from Google Maps Businesses
Hidden Jobs Search Helper is a powerful tool that helps job seekers find opportunities by analyzing businesses listed on Google Maps. Instead of manually visiting each company's website, this extension automates the process to save you time and uncover positions that might not appear on traditional job boards.
🔍 Key Features
Intelligent Business Search
Search businesses on Google Maps using custom keywords and location
Automatically extract website URLs from Google Maps listings
Process multiple businesses simultaneously to maximize efficiency
Advanced Job Detection
Scan websites for job-related content in multiple languages
Identify career pages, job listings, and open positions
Find relevant contact information for potential applications
Detect job opportunities that might not be advertised elsewhere
Score each business's website for job relevance (e.g., 0–100 scale), making it easy to prioritize which results to explore further
Scoring System for Job Relevance
Websites are analyzed and assigned a Job Opportunity Score based on the presence and quality of job-related content
High scores indicate strong job potential (e.g., active career pages, detailed listings)
Low scores suggest limited or no job-related information
Helps you quickly filter the most promising leads without manually checking each site
Data Management
Export all results, including job relevance scores, to CSV for further analysis or follow-up
Save search preferences for repeated searches
Customizable Settings
Adjust search depth with customizable result limits
Fine-tune job detection with custom keywords
Control search parameters to focus on specific industries or roles
⚙️ How It Works
Navigate to Google Maps
Click the extension icon and enter your search criteria
Choose your keywords, location, and settings
Click "Start Search" and watch as the extension:
Searches Google Maps for relevant businesses
Extracts website URLs
Scans each site for job content
Assigns a job relevance score to each site
Displays results in real-time
Export your findings (including scores) and start applying!
🎯 Perfect For
Active job seekers looking beyond traditional job boards
Professionals exploring opportunities in specific geographic areas
Career changers targeting particular industries or companies
Recruiters seeking to build candidate pipelines
Anyone wanting to discover unadvertised job opportunities
🔐 Privacy First
All data remains on your device – nothing is sent to external servers
No personal information is collected or shared
Search preferences and history are stored locally for your convenience
⚠️ Note: This extension works best on Google Maps pages and requires an internet connection to scan websites. Performance may vary based on the number of sites scanned and your internet speed.
Try Hidden Jobs Search Helper today and discover job opportunities you might have missed!
The Project is also Open Source on GitHub – feel free to contribute!
Latest reviews
- (2025-05-23) Extra Virgi: This Google Maps scraper automatically generates a CSV-file from a Google Maps search with a list of places that meet user-defined keywords. It goes one step further than only scraping Google Maps results though. First it fetches a list of places that match the keywords in the area you want to search for. Then it visits each website from that list to look for the keywords (invisible to user). The CSV file gives you all the info you need including direct links to the pages where the keywords were found. It saves me a tremendous amount of time not having to manually visit all Google Maps results to search for job vacancy pages. Keep up the great work! Edit 2025-05-23: Explanatory video + bigger images have been added to the chrome web store page, nicely done!
- (2025-05-04) Petar Vasilev: Great tool!