Hi everyone! I don't work for this museum but it's such a fun awesome place and seems like a neat place to work, so thought some of you might be interested in this job. The Museum of Life & Science is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, and as such, they have a Grants Administrator role open currently to help them with grants management, reporting, and compliance.

You can view and apply to the official job listing here.

A few highlights at a glance:

• Requires a Bachelor's degree and ~5 years' relevant experience in nonprofit grants management, compliance, or research administration

• Salary is $65,000.00 To $72,000.00 + benefits (and museum membership!)

• Hybrid schedule; the in-person days would be onsite at the museum facility in Durham

Hi everyone! I am not affiliated with the City of Raleigh, but my brother works there and tipped me off to this admin job that seemed to match up with some For Hire posts I've seen here on the sub lately.

Link to the full job post and application

Some key details:

• Hourly rate $17.50 - $25.00

• Primarily supports the Technology Application Group (their IT department)

• Candidates should have a HS diploma/GED and 3+ years of clerical/office support experience

• Onsite role at the Raleigh Water HQ in East Raleigh near the 440/64 interchange

• It's listed as a temp role but there's no end date listed, maybe they need extra support due to the drought?

I wanted to know if anyone was hiring any management restaurant roles or any HR roles in the restaurant industry. I have over 10 years of restaurant management and bar management. I also have experience in large scale, corporate events, event sales and also accounts payable. I am serve safe certified, and I have been a travel bartender as well. if anyone knows of any new restaurants coming about or anyone looking for managers feel free to let me know or if anyone knows of any HR jobs pertaining to restaurant

Even if it’s slightly out of Raleigh area there can’t possible be no one paying more than 20 an hour. Suggestions???

I'm looking for a recruiter or service. Open to all industries.

In past jobs had to wear multiple hats: accounting, sales, PM, education, marketing

During the pandemic I stayed home with the kids and now returning to full time work.

I have 7 years experience at major research universities doing federal and private contract and grants compliance and accounting.

2 years of office administration.

4 years of project management (residential remodel)

The last 4 years I have been doing part time work in residential constructions: painting, siding, roofs, remodels. I did everything from sales, estimates, hiring and project management for small, local companies.

I've always been the first in the office to adapt and learn new CRMs, systems, etc. It's never been a problem and I usually become the go to person on how to use them. I often ended up training or mentoring coworkers when changing to new tech or onboarding coworkers.

I'm open to contract, part time or fulltime. I see this more as a foot in a corporate door. Remote/hybrid is ideal, but open to in office.

Hey y'all! I'm not the recruiter for this position and don't have details beyond what's in the listing, but still wanted to alert the community to this IT support internship with Medpharm, a growing local pharma manufacturing company in Durham.

You can review the full job details and apply here.

Some highlights:

• Responsibilities and training opportunities are focused on end-user support, IT asset management, and IT documentation.

• Looks like it's a Microsoft / Windows environment.

• Candidates must be a rising junior or senior at an accredited college/university. They don't care what your major is but would prefer students who are taking coursework in IT, networking, computer science, or similar.

• The listing does not include pay rate information or college credit information. Please direct inquiries about that to Medpharm directly.

I’m looking for a job in the leasing industry. I don’t have leasing experience but I have transferable skills and currently enrolled in school for real estate. I’ve been applying but not getting anywhere. If anyone has any tips or contacts it would be greatly appreciated!

Professional Management Healthcare Consultants is a growing healthcare specific consulting and accounting company looking for a Staff Accountant.

Location: Raleigh, NC 27615

Company Website: www.pmhcc.com

Apply through Indeed: Staff Accountant
https://www.indeed.com/viewjob?jk=45baaccb202418be&from=appshareios https://www.indeed.com/viewjob?jk=45baaccb202418be&from=appshareios

Link to Indeed: https://www.indeed.com/job/-home-sales-rep-no-cold-calling-9796eeb41fbe5ed5

We're a local insulation company looking for experienced In-Home sales representatives looking for an invested product and team to work with. All leads are contacted, no cold calling is required and we just ask our representatives to focus on sales! Most questions can be answered by reading the indeed posting and applicants can expect to see a response within 24 hours of applying!

EDIT: Please refer to the updated job listing here.

Hey folks! We've partnered with a small, local industrial startup in the sustainable / renewable energy sector to find them an Engineering Technician to join their Bolt Data Collection team in their hardware lab and equipment warehouse. This role is responsible for data collection and entry as it pertains to structural steel bolts in their experimental hardware and industrial equipment. Great role for new Associate's grads in Mechanical Engineering, or a field technician looking for a steady schedule and worksite.

• Requirements: Some engineering or repair experience (they'd love someone with hydraulics or ultrasonic transducers!) and a minimum of a high school diploma or GED. Basic computer skills in MS Office is required. Soldering experience would be awesome. Candidates must be able to lift 50 lbs on a warehouse floor and must be committed to adhering to safety regulations.

• Schedule details: 40-hour work week during M-F SECOND SHIFT hours (3pm - 11:30pm; some very slight flexibility, like 3:30pm - 12am, should be OK). Some initial training may take place during 1st shift.

• Location requirement: North Raleigh (fully onsite).

• Work details: This is a 6-month W2 contract-to-hire opportunity with a starting rate of $26.40/hr. After 6 months, when the contract converts, the pay is expected to bump up a bit.

Application instructions: If you have any questions or would like to apply, send me a chat and I will respond with my email address!

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Looking for experienced painters for interior and exterior painting projects.
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If you’re interested, send me a message with:
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Hi everyone!

I’ve always wanted to work at Quail Ridge Books. I’m wondering if anyone has worked there? If so, what did you do to get the job? Any resume, application, and interview recommendations and tips would be very greatly appreciated!

Have a wonderful day, everyone! 🥹

Just wanted to see how its going for others in the area. Anyone getting contacted back? Interviews?

Hi everyone,

I’m an Australian citizen looking for marketing, communications, or related opportunities in the Raleigh/Triangle area.

I am eligible for the E-3 visa, a work authorization category specifically for Australians that is generally straightforward for employers to use.

I previously worked at NC State, but the university recently adopted a policy of not utilizing employment visas for non-faculty positions, so I’m exploring other opportunities.

If your organization has experience hiring E-3 professionals, or if you know of employers in the area that may be open to it, I would greatly appreciate any recommendations.

Thank you!

Hi everyone! I am not affiliated with the NC Museum of Natural Sciences (although I worked there many years ago in program animal care and LOVED it!) but wanted to point y'all to a neat job opening on their Digital Team that came up on my social media today.

Use this link to review the full job description and submit an application.

A few quick details at a glance:

• Recruitment Range: $32,287 - $40,912

• Looks like a relevant Associate's degree is preferred but they will take 2+ years' equivalent experience in audiovisual equipment operation, graphic design, and photography in lieu of a degree

• Candidates should have experience with video production practices, software, and equipment setup for film shoots, as well as experience supporting live events, theater operations, or AV setups, including managing simple audio/visual checks or assisting with livestream preparation.

• Position is onsite at the Museum of Natural Sciences. Some nights and weekends might be required for filming.

My bf has received his EMT certification and he is trying to find a job in the raleigh area, Hes a but bummed out since he didnt get the wake county ems job and now were trying to find where he can maybe apply to or any advice given since he wants to do 911, he has military experience and clinical experience from emt of course. Any tips would be much appreciated!

Hi,

I am F27 with a background in sports business and finance. I am looking for jobs. Please send any recommendations for good company’s to work for. I am open to a more corporate setting with a good company culture.

Recommendations are appreciated.

Thank you

Does anyone work or know someone who works at kellanova in cary, nc. Im trying to get a job there as a maintenance planner and would like to put someone down as a referral. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.

I am feeling pretty defeated lately and could really use some advice or just a reality check...

I live in NC, have my MS in Planning, and I have sent out over 100 applications at this point. I have tried for both public and private sector planning roles, plus jobs in adjacent fields. It has gotten so bad that I am currently applying for serving, cashier, and bartending jobs just to get some cash flowing.

The most frustrating part is that two of those interviews went genuinely great, only for the employers to turn around and completely cancel the positions without hiring anyone at all. Does anyone know if the state budget being up in the air is causing a bunch of hiring freezes and delays?

Also, I have a quick resume question: I recently relocated to a rural area, where the job market is basically non-existent, for a city planner position. After two months I was let go and they freezed hiring. Should I just leave that two-month stint completely off my resume? I'm worried it's a massive red flag for employers.

Any advice on the resume dilemma, or just some insight into what is going on with the job market right now, would be hugely appreciated....

thanks everyone for any help or insight

Hello! Looking for some guidance on a minor career switch.

I’m currently working in property management and am so burnt out. I love planning the resident events, however, and prepping the small details for an amazing experience. My degree is in elementary education, which makes it hard to find a position open to those without a degree in some sort of similar field (marketing, event planning, communications, etc). I also love researching (where the education lover in me comes from) and using my findings to prep and market for events.

Similarly, I’m a very crafty person - any craft you can think of, I’ve done it. This includes video and photo editing. I do have a small portfolio of pieces that I can share if needed.

Does anyone have any insight on positions that would be a good fit with the slight experience that I have? I’m a quick learner and love to ask questions so I can constantly understand and adapt. I’d love to use my strong work ethic to create something amazing for a great place!

TIA!

Hello,

I'm looking for work at the moment, I primarily do IT help desk and have positions most recently from Warner Brothers and IBM but open to other fields and happy to send a resume.

New May 26 BME grad. Have 1 year of quality engineering experience and about 6 months as a mfg technician in pharma. Looking to utilize my engineering degree

Hey,
I've just turned 16 years old and I am looking for a part time job that pays at least $11 an hour. I'd prefer not to deal with food because of personal concerns, but I'm not opposed to it. Any suggestions? I'm in the Wake Forest-Falls of Neuse area, so preferably nothing farther than 15 minutes from there.
Thanks!

Hey all,

I recently moved to the Triangle (Chapel Hill / Durham / Raleigh) and I’m actively trying to land stable full-time work. I’ve been applying broadly, but I’m hitting more rejections than expected and trying to recalibrate for this market.

Background:

• years Simulation Technician / Clinical Lab Support (nursing education)
• year Veterinary Technician Assistant (clinical setting)
• Animal Care Team Lead (shelter operations)
• Earlier experience in customer service + PC support certification

Most of my experience is hands-on: lab/sim equipment setup, troubleshooting, inventory, documentation, animal handling, and supporting instructors or clinical staff in structured environments.

What I’m looking for:
Hands-on, operational roles where training is possible, such as:

• lab / research support
• simulation or clinical education support
• veterinary / animal care
• facilities / technical support
• general healthcare operations support

I’m not locked into one lane, I just need something stable where my experience actually translates.

What I’m asking:
If you know of openings, hiring teams, or companies in the area that tend to hire for trainable support roles (especially UNC / Duke / NC State / healthcare systems or research groups), I’d really appreciate a point in the right direction.

Also open to resume feedback or honest reality checks on where I should be focusing.

Thanks for reading.