cyberjobs

Look up open cybersecurity jobs from Python or a terminal, straight from the CyberJobs.cc board.

The board holds about 2,900 open security roles, refreshed every hour from the hiring systems of about 650 employers. Each listing shows the salary its posting states, and its link leads to the employer's own application.

• Free. No account, no API key.
• Python 3.9 or newer, standard library only.
• Ships type information (py.typed).

Install

pip install cyberjobs

Use it from Python

from cyberjobs import search_jobs, KINDS

result = search_jobs(
    "detection engineer",           # words to find in the job title
    kind=["cloud-security", "security-operations"],  # or "cloud-security,security-operations"
    country="US",                   # roles open to people in the United States
    min_salary_usd=150000,          # stated yearly top of at least $150,000
    sort="pay",
    limit=5,
)

print(result["total"], "roles match")
for role in result["roles"]:
    print(role["title"], "|", role["platform"], "|", role["pay"], "|", role["url"])

The signature is search_jobs(q=None, *, kind, platform, country, min_salary_usd, since, sort, limit, offset, src="pypi-package"), and every argument can be left out:

The reply is a dict:

{
    "total": 42,
    "roles": [
        {
            "id": "...",
            "title": "Senior Cloud Security Engineer",
            "platform": "Altruist",
            "platform_slug": "altruist",
            "kind": "Cloud Security",
            "kind_slug": "cloud-security",
            "pay": "$200,000–$240,000/yr",
            "location": "San Francisco, CA",
            "remote": False,
            "listed": "2026-09-09",
            "first_seen_at": "2026-11-12T22:07:02.767181+00:00",
            "url": "https://cyberjobs.cc/jobs/senior-cloud-security-engineer-3866390c9b8a",
        }
    ],
    "more": "https://cyberjobs.cc/",
}

pay carries the salary range from the posting. When a posting states none, it is a sentence that begins "No salary".

If you build a tool on this package, pass your own src so the board can tell which tool a visit arrived from.

KINDS holds the ten specialty slugs and KIND_LABELS their names:

Problems surface as CyberJobsError, which has a status attribute set when the server replied (for instance an unknown kind gives 400) and None when it could not be reached. Brief network errors such as a timeout are retried twice first. A limit, offset or min_salary_usd outside its range raises ValueError before any request goes out.

The endpoint is GET https://cyberjobs.cc/api/v1/jobs.

Terminal

cyberjobs search [keywords] [--kind cloud-security] [--country US] [--min-salary 150000] [--sort pay] [--limit 20] [--json]
cyberjobs kinds
python -m cyberjobs search "detection engineer"

Further options: --platform <slug>, --since YYYY-MM-DD, --offset <n>, --version, --help. Salaries are yearly dollars.

# Cloud security roles open in the US with a stated top of $150,000 or more, best paid first
cyberjobs search --kind cloud-security --country US --min-salary 150000 --sort pay --limit 10

# Two specialties at once, printed as JSON for scripts
cyberjobs search --kind application-security,offensive-security --limit 25 --json

The table looks like this:

TITLE                                        PAY                   EMPLOYER  LINK
-------------------------------------------  --------------------  --------  ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Security Engineer III                        $205,920–$343,200/yr  Veeam     https://cyberjobs.cc/jobs/security-engineer-iii-1a116caaf2f9?src=pypi-package
Security Engineer, Cloud                     $270,000–$330,000/yr  Rogo      https://cyberjobs.cc/jobs/security-engineer-cloud-707a611d3a14?src=pypi-package
Senior Security Engineer, Platform Security  $217,800–$326,800/yr  Block     https://cyberjobs.cc/jobs/senior-security-engineer-platform-security-d422a6fb5444?src=pypi-package

Roles 1 to 3 of 40 open. Browse the board: https://cyberjobs.cc/?src=pypi-package

Every link opens the role's page on CyberJobs.cc, which sends you on to the employer's own application.

For AI assistants (MCP)

An MCP server for the same data is hosted at no cost and needs no key. Its tools are search_cybersecurity_jobs, get_cybersecurity_salaries, get_cybersecurity_job_market and get_cybersecurity_employer:

https://cyberjobs.cc/api/mcp

In Claude Code, add it with claude mcp add --transport http cyberjobs https://cyberjobs.cc/api/mcp. A client that can only start local programs can use the npm package with the same name: {"command": "npx", "args": ["-y", "cyberjobs", "mcp"]}.

Privacy

• Nothing to sign up for. No key, no account.
• What leaves your machine. Your filters travel as query parameters to https://cyberjobs.cc/api/v1/jobs, together with a src tag (pypi-package unless you set another) and a User-Agent shaped like cyberjobs-pypi/<version>. As with any web request, the server also sees your IP address.
• What does not. There is no telemetry, no file is read or written, and the only host contacted is cyberjobs.cc.
• Read-only. The package fetches public job data and never applies, posts or changes anything for you.
• Who is behind it. CyberJobs.cc is a job board. Job seekers pay nothing; the board earns a referral fee on some of its links.

License

MIT. Copyright (c) 2026 O-mega Enterprise, Inc.