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LinkedIn MCP Server

MCP Server

Seamless LinkedIn job search and profile insights via MCP

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Updated Sep 13, 2025

About

Provides MCP endpoints to retrieve LinkedIn profiles, perform advanced job searches, fetch feed posts, and parse resumes using unofficial LinkedIn APIs.

Capabilities

Resources
Access data sources
Tools
Execute functions
Prompts
Pre-built templates
Sampling
AI model interactions

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Overview

The LinkedIn MCP server bridges the gap between AI assistants and LinkedIn’s vast professional network. By exposing a set of well‑structured API endpoints, it allows developers to programmatically access user profiles, search for jobs, retrieve feed posts, and even analyze resumes—all through the Model Context Protocol. This eliminates the need for custom integrations or web scraping, providing a reliable and authenticated channel that respects LinkedIn’s usage policies.

Problem Solved

Many AI assistants struggle to interact with professional networking platforms because of strict authentication, rate limits, and the lack of official public APIs. The LinkedIn MCP server resolves this by leveraging an unofficial but well‑documented API library, handling authentication internally with the user’s credentials. Developers can now fetch rich LinkedIn data without dealing with OAuth flows or token management, enabling seamless incorporation of professional insights into conversational agents.

Core Capabilities

  • Profile Retrieval: pulls essential details such as name, headline, and current position, giving assistants immediate context about a user or contact.
  • Job Search: A flexible search endpoint supports multiple filters—keywords, location, experience level, job type, remote options, posting date, and required skills. Pagination and a customizable limit make it suitable for both quick lookups and bulk queries.
  • Feed Posts: retrieves the latest activity from a user’s feed, with offset and limit parameters for efficient pagination.
  • Resume Analysis: The server can parse PDF resumes, extracting structured data like contact information, skills, work history, education, and languages. This feature is invaluable for recruitment bots or career‑advice assistants.

Use Cases

  • Recruitment Automation: A hiring assistant can search for candidates matching specific criteria, pull their profiles, and even analyze uploaded resumes to suggest fit scores.
  • Career Coaching: Chatbots can recommend job openings based on a user’s current profile and skill set, while also providing insights from the latest feed posts in relevant industries.
  • Market Research: Analysts can gather trend data by scraping job postings and feed content across regions, feeding the information into AI models for predictive insights.
  • Personal Productivity: Users can ask an assistant to update their LinkedIn profile summary or highlight new skills, with the server handling the necessary API calls.

Integration with AI Workflows

The MCP server’s endpoints are consumed by any AI client that speaks the Model Context Protocol, such as Claude or other LLM‑based assistants. A typical workflow involves:

  1. The assistant receives a user request (e.g., “Find remote software engineering jobs in San Francisco”).
  2. It invokes the tool, passing relevant parameters.
  3. The server returns a list of job postings; the assistant formats and presents them in natural language.
  4. If the user wants more detail, the assistant can call or , enriching the conversation with contextual data.

Because MCP handles context propagation, the assistant can maintain state across multiple tool calls without exposing raw API details to end users.

Unique Advantages

  • Unified Interface: All LinkedIn interactions are funneled through a single MCP server, simplifying dependency management.
  • Authentication Abstraction: Credentials are handled once during server setup; subsequent calls use the established session, reducing friction for developers.
  • Extensibility: The server’s modular design means new LinkedIn features (e.g., messaging, group insights) can be added without altering the client side.
  • Compliance‑Friendly: By using a vetted unofficial API library, developers avoid the pitfalls of direct web scraping while still accessing comprehensive data.

In summary, the LinkedIn MCP server empowers AI assistants to act as powerful professional networking tools—searching jobs, curating feeds, and analyzing resumes—all within a secure, protocol‑driven environment that streamlines development and enhances user experience.