ProfileStub

A person as a Sales Navigator search card describes them.

Returned bysales.search.peoplesales.search.employeesSearchPage.results

Fields #

Field	Type	Notes
`public_identifier`	string	Only when the card carried a vanity URL, which is not always.
`urn`	string	The opaque member id. Always present, and what to enrich by.
`member_id`	integer
`url`	string	LinkedIn serves /in/<opaque urn> as happily as /in/<vanity>.
`first_name`	string
`last_name`	string
`full_name`	string
`headline`	string	Often absent on a search card; the current position is what renders instead.
`summary`	string	The profile blurb. Present on roughly half of measured cards.
`location`	string	A rendered string ("Helsinki, Finland"). The search card carries no structured place, so neither does this.
`avatar_url`	string
`premium`	boolean
`open_link`	boolean	The member accepts messages from outside their network. Their setting, not anything about the account that searched.
`memorialized`	boolean	The account belongs to someone who has died.
`opted_out_of_data_sharing`	boolean	The member's own third-party data opt-out. It is on the record because honouring it is your obligation as much as ours, and you cannot honour a flag you cannot see.
`current_positions`	Position[]
`past_positions`	Position[]
`educations`	Education[]	Only from decorations that carry it.
`skills`	string[]	Only from decorations that carry it.
`connections`	integer	Only from decorations that carry it.
`profile`	Profile	The full record, present only when the search ran with enrich: true.
`emails`	EmailFindings	The work email lookup, present when the search was submitted with find_emails. On the ROW rather than inside profile, and present even when both flags were sent: a search card already carries the name and the current employer, which is everything a lookup needs, so addresses do not depend on enrichment and you never have to buy a record you did not want in order to reach them.
`scraped_at`	string (RFC 3339)	When this record was taken. On every record, because "never cached" is only a credible claim if the record says when it was fetched.

Absent is not null: a field we did not get is omitted rather than sent as an empty string, so you can tell "LinkedIn does not have this" from "this person left it blank".

Sample #

JSON

{
  "urn": "ACwAAAyHg0MB",
  "member_id": 219386421,
  "url": "https://www.linkedin.com/in/ACwAAAyHg0MB",
  "full_name": "Elina Virtanen",
  "headline": "Head of Engineering",
  "location": "Helsinki, Finland",
  "premium": true,
  "open_link": false,
  "memorialized": false,
  "opted_out_of_data_sharing": false,
  "current_positions": [
    {
      "title": "Head of Engineering",
      "current": true,
      "company_name": "Supercell",
      "company_id": 1042569,
      "tenure_months": 41
    }
  ],
  "emails": {
    "status": "catch_all",
    "email": "[email protected]",
    "pattern": "{first}.{last}@{domain}",
    "domain": "supercell.com",
    "checked_at": "2026-09-01T10:00:13Z"
  },
  "scraped_at": "2026-09-01T10:00:12Z"
}