net.jobjump/jobjump · v1.0.0 · finance-and-payments
JobJump is healthy: it completed an MCP handshake in 942 ms and exposes 10 tools.
Jobs, salaries, net pay and labour-market data for Germany from the JobJump job board.
Endpoint: https://jobjump.net/mcp (streamable-http)
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| Users (last 30 days) | 0 |
| Handshake | Healthy |
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| Tool count | 10 |
| Latency | 942 ms |
| Last checked (UTC) | 2026-10-27T00:15:08.518Z |
| Checked (UTC) | Status | Latency | Error |
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| 2026-10-27T00:15:08.518Z | Healthy | 942 |
search_jobs | Search live job postings advertised on JobJump, a German job board. Use this when the user wants to find open positions – by occupation, region, work mode, or contract type – or wants to know how many postings exist for a role in a place. Results are ordered by recency and by how well the title and |
get_job | Fetch the full detail of one job posting on JobJump by its stable id or its jobjump.net slug. Use this after search_jobs when the user wants the responsibilities, requirements, benefits or deadline of a specific posting. Only currently published postings are returned; an expired or merged posting re |
get_salary_benchmark | Look up what an occupation pays in Germany, combining JobJump's own salary aggregate with official German salary statistics. Use it when the user asks what a role pays or how pay differs by seniority; to judge a specific offer, use evaluate_salary_offer instead. Give the occupation in the user's own |
get_labor_market_snapshot | Report the labour-market situation in one German city (or the whole of Germany): official labour-market statistics alongside JobJump's own posting counts. Use it when the user asks how the job market looks somewhere, whether a region is hiring, or how unemployment there has moved. Give the place the |
calculate_net_salary | Calculate German take-home pay from gross pay for the 2026 tax year, using the official German wage-tax calculation program for 2026 plus the 2026 statutory social-insurance rates. Use it when the user gives a gross salary and wants to know what arrives in their account, or wants to compare two offe |
get_occupation | Map a job title in the user's own words to the occupation JobJump files it under, and optionally describe that occupation. Use it when the user's wording is unusual, colloquial, English or gendered and you want the canonical German occupation name, the other titles that mean the same job, or links t |
evaluate_salary_offer | Judge whether a gross salary offer in Germany is below, in or above the market, the way JobJump's offer check on jobjump.net does. Use it when the user names an offer amount for a role and asks whether it is fair, low or good, or how much to negotiate. Give the occupation in the user's own words in |
get_tariff_pay | Look up German public-sector pay from the published pay tables JobJump shows on jobjump.net: collective-agreement tables for public employees and for church, welfare and other public employers, and statutory civil-servant pay (Besoldung) for the federation and every state. Use it when the user names |
get_top_employers | List the employers with the most open postings on JobJump for an occupation, across Germany or within `radius_km` (default 25 km, at most 50 km) of one place. Use it when the user asks who is hiring for a role, which companies look for a job title, or where most openings for an occupation are. Count |
get_employer | Get one employer's profile on JobJump: its headquarters, size and website, a short description of the company, and its open postings – how many, in which cities, for which job titles and with what pay. Use it when the user asks about a specific employer, e.g. what a company does, where it is based, |