Search companies by what they are hiring for
Canonical treats hiring as a first-class search dimension. Find companies by the function they have open roles for, the city and country they are hiring in, and whether those roles are leadership or individual contributor, then get a verified shortlist rather than a keyword dump. Company job boards are read weekly and reach the long tail of smaller teams whose hiring never shows up in a job aggregator.
Use it in the app, over the REST API and Python SDK, or connect ChatGPT, Claude, or any MCP-compatible assistant to the Canonical MCP server and have your assistant run hiring searches for you, on a schedule.
What people use hiring data for
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Search by the function they are hiring for
An open req is a budget decision that already happened. Canonical turns what a company is hiring for into a searchable filter, so you find the teams investing in an area before anyone announces it.
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Turn open roles into an account list
A company staffing a function is a company spending on it. If five support roles are open, someone has decided support is a problem worth money — which is the conversation you wanted to have anyway.
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Find who is hiring in a market
Companies build their largest teams in cities far from headquarters, and a company database organised around HQ misses them. Filter on where the roles are and they show up.
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Hiring location, not headquarters
Where a company is registered stopped predicting where it hires. The two are separate filters, so you can find the companies staffing up in a city whatever country their office is in.
Read the guide Updated August 26, 2026
Run hiring searches from your assistant
Connect Canonical to ChatGPT, Claude, or any MCP-compatible assistant once, then ask for the companies hiring for the function you care about — or schedule it to run every week.