BoardroomList lets an assistant search open senior roles, Manager to CEO, at the 500 largest US companies and look up individual postings.
What you can do
Search open senior roles by keywords, seniority band, function, work mode, region, city or state, minimum salary and recency, up to 25 per page
Retrieve one role by id with title, level, function, location, work mode, posted pay, date, industry, a short redacted summary and similar roles
List available filters (functions, seniority bands, industries, top cities, work modes) with open-role counts
Run connector-style search and fetch over the same roles, returning ids for lookup
When to use it
Useful when someone is researching senior-level job openings at large US companies, comparing posted pay ranges, or checking how many roles exist in a function or city. It suits career research and job-market questions rather than general web search.
Requirements
A remote MCP endpoint at boardroomlist.com over streamable HTTP; no packages, environment variables or headers are declared. Network access to the service is needed.
Before you install
Listings are limited to senior roles at the 500 largest US companies, and role details are partly redacted: the company and full description are not returned, so the assistant must follow the link for those. No credentials are requested, but queries are sent to a third-party service.
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Search open senior roles (Manager to C-suite) at the 500 largest US companies by words, seniority band, function, work mode, region, city or state, minimum salary and recency. Returns up to 25 roles a page with title, level, location, posted pay range, date and a link. Use it for "VP finance roles in Texas", "remote director of engineering jobs", "what CFO roles are open". Limitation: no company names; the role page shows them to members.
One role by id (the number at the end of its URL): title, level, function, location, work mode, posted pay, date, industry, a short redacted summary and scope, plus four similar open roles. Use it after search_roles when the user wants more on one result. Limitation: the company, full description and apply link are for members and are on the linked page.
Parametersidrequired
list_filters
Filters and counts
The job functions, seniority bands, industries, top cities and work modes you can filter search_roles by, each with its count of open roles. Use it to resolve a function name or to answer "how many open VP roles are there". Returns no roles.
Takes no parameters.
search
Search (connector)
Connector-style search over open senior roles. Returns ids for fetch. Prefer search_roles when you can filter.
Parametersqueryrequired
fetch
Fetch (connector)
Connector-style fetch of one role by the id from search. Same fields as get_role.
Parametersidrequired
Version history
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v1.0.0LatestOct 29, 2026
Score
83%
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