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How to find old job postings

Learn how to find old, expired, and deleted job postings from any company — including LinkedIn and Indeed. Access historical job data dating back to 2021 using TheirStack search, company lookup, API, or datasets.

What are old job postings?

Old job postings are job listings that have been closed, filled, or expired. These positions are no longer available on most job boards, but they remain part of a company's recruitment history.

You may also hear these called "deleted" or "taken down" job postings — they're the same thing. When a company fills a role, pauses hiring, or lets a listing expire, the job board removes the posting. Once it's gone, it's gone — unless a service captured it before removal.

While most job boards remove expired listings after 30-90 days, TheirStack stores all historical job data dating back to 2021, giving you access to years of recruitment history for any company.

Why do job postings get deleted or taken down?

Job listings disappear from job boards for several reasons:

  • Position was filled: Once a company hires for a role, they close the listing.
  • Hiring was paused or budget was cut: Companies sometimes pull postings when priorities shift, even if the role wasn't filled.
  • Posting expired: Most job boards auto-remove listings after 30-90 days of inactivity.
  • Company restructured: Reorgs, mergers, or layoffs can cause entire batches of postings to be taken down overnight.
  • Platform policy: LinkedIn, Indeed, and other job boards automatically remove inactive or outdated postings to keep search results fresh.

Regardless of the reason, if you need to access a posting that's already been removed, you need a tool that captured the listing before it disappeared.

Find old job postings of a company

To find historical job postings from any company, use TheirStack's company lookup feature. Search for a company by name or domain, then view all jobs they've ever posted — including expired ones.

Open the search box

Open TheirStack and click on the search box in the sidebar, or press ⌘K (Mac) / Ctrl+K (Windows).

Search box in TheirStack sidebar

Search for a company

Type the company name or domain. Select the company from the dropdown results.

Search results showing companies

Click on the Jobs link

On the company detail page, click the Jobs link next to the Technologies tab. This opens a job search in a new tab, pre-filtered to show all jobs posted by that company.

Company detail page with Jobs link

Browse all historical jobs

The job search shows all jobs ever posted by the company, including expired ones. You can filter by date range, job title, country, and more — or export the results.

List of all historical jobs

Why access old job postings?

Historical job data is valuable for:

  • Identifying hiring patterns: Spot when and how often companies hire for certain roles to predict future hiring needs.
  • Tracking company evolution: See how a company's structure, priorities, and technology stack have changed over time.
  • Mapping technology adoption: Chart which tools, platforms, and programming languages are gaining or losing traction across industries.
  • Sales prospecting: Find companies that were recently expanding or investing in new areas—strong signals for B2B outreach.
  • Competitive intelligence: Understand which companies have hired for specific skills or roles to inform your business strategy.
  • Recovering a deleted job you were interested in: If a posting you were tracking was taken down, TheirStack lets you confirm role details, prepare for interviews, or find similar roles.

Data coverage

TheirStack maintains historical job data from:

  • Time range: 2021 to present
  • Sources: 329k job boards, ATS platforms, and company career pages
  • Countries: 195 countries worldwide
  • Total jobs: 192M active listings, with millions more in the archive

Even if a job posting has been deleted from LinkedIn, taken down from Indeed, or removed from any other job board, it remains permanently accessible in TheirStack.

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