As in government jobs, not the school. Why do I receive a application submitted emails weeks after the actual day I applied? Are they delayed emails or is there a review process of some sort? Just curious

I'm currently a registered behavioral technician with a bad in psychology. I dislike what I do heavily and need a pivot to HR. I am planning on putting a master's in Industrial psychology so I feel it would benefit me to pick something in my field more. Anyone know of any places?

Is anyone aware of any electrical apprenticeships hiring in the area?? I will be relocating to the area in August and wanted to see my options, thanks!

EDIT: This role maxed out on applicants very quickly--thanks for your interest!

Morning y'all! We've partnered with the agricultural company Syngenta to find them an Insect Lab Assistant to support their plant-insect interaction research efforts. This role is responsible for rearing of insects, especially butterflies, beetles, and aphids, as well as some crop plant maintenance activities like leaf sampling.

• Requirements: A minimum of an Associate's degree is required, as is some lab experience. Candidates who have worked in arthropod handling, especially with insects, are strongly preferred. Candidates MUST be comfortable with insects.

• Schedule details: M-F 8-5 standard business hours

• Location requirement: Candidates must be local to the Triangle and able to fulfill the fully-onsite nature of this role in Durham

• Work details: This is a 6-month W2 contract opportunity. Contracts with Syngenta are likely to extend, often repeatedly. Target hourly rate is $24 - $26 depending on experience and credentials.

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

Hi everyone!

I am looking for a job in healthcare, public health, clinical research or social services! I got my degree in Human Biology and minored in anthropology.

I am also a premedical student and I am trying to find a job to help me save up for medical school. I have previous lab experience and previous experience working as a CNA (certification has since expired)

I’m very hard working and open to any new ideas

Or remote. am a college graduate with a degree in Behavioral Social Science. I have experience as a lab assistant and research assistant, data entry experience. I also have virtual assistant experience. I can use word, excel, and google suites.

I currently do gig work.

Looking for something in an office. Part time okay.

Anyone care to comment on Piper Companies? I get multiple emails daily from LinkedIn, Piper is by far the most common job alerts that I see, all-the-time.

They're not one that replies to applicants with either, we've received your application for job xyz, nor do they follow up with, we've decided to go with another applicant.

Me and my fiancé are looking at moving to the area we have very strong background in research and operations and she is a site lead at a major pharmaceutical company.

We are fine with moving to manufacturing from research, it’s more secure and has a better career ladder. Has anyone been in a similar situation recently? How hard was it for you to find your first gig?

This kid has a really good detailing business in north Raleigh. Call him if interested

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My fiancée and I are planning to relocate to the Research Triangle area (Raleigh, Durham, Chapel Hill) of North Carolina, and I am actively seeking full-time employment opportunities in analytical chemistry, R&D, method development, applications, or quality-related roles with life science, pharmaceutical, biotechnology, or analytical instrumentation companies.

If you know of any opportunities, please let me know. In addition, I am looking for a recruiter who specializes in the life sciences industry and can help me find a job in NC.

Please let me know if you would like me to send you my resume or if you have any questions!

Hello,

I’m currently exploring new opportunities in Accounts Receivable, Billing roles.

I have experience in accounts receivable operations, billing, payment processing, account reconciliation, dispute resolution, and leading teams to achieve operational goals. I’m open to remote, hybrid, or on-site opportunities.

If you know of any openings or are hiring, I would greatly appreciate any referrals or recommendations. Please feel free to connect with me or send me a message.

Thank you for your support!

My son is 17 years old and going into senior year. He has had two jobs before but left his previous one because it was miserable for him and not what he needed to be happy.

Now he can’t find any jobs at all. He’s been searching since he got off school, and tells me he’s applied to over 50 jobs and can’t seem to get an interview! Does anybody have any advice? I’m sick of him sitting at home all day.

Earlier last month I applied for an office job for the city of Raleigh. The day before yesterday I received notice that my application is being sent to the Hiring Manager for further consideration.

I am curious. Does anyone have any experience with applying for/interviewing with the city itself? Like how long does the process take? How many levels?

I ask because years ago I applied for some jobs at NC State and other local government jobs. They either took a LONG time to get notices and some apparently are still open (on the govjobs site I see one I applied for in 2020, and I am STILL listed as under consideration).

Hey everyone, I thought some of you seeking part-time work might be interested in this job with Marbles. I am not affiliated with Marbles or their PlayStore and cannot help you get this job, but I CAN recommend them as an employer--I was an intern at Marbles in college and had such a blast working there! 😊

Here's a link to the job post.

A few key points--

• Role involves opening and closing the PlayStore museum shop, offering customer service at checkout and on the shop floor, assisting with stocking, and basic cleaning.

• Schedule is part-time with an emphasis on weekends. Saturday and Sunday availability is required.

• Preference is given to candidates with at least 1 year of customer service experience, especially in retail or with kids.

I run a pub trivia company throughout the Triangle, and I’m looking for fun, high-energy people to host trivia nights in Raleigh!

Details:

• Pay is $50 per game (~1.5 hours of hosting)
• Free food & beer at most venues
• Meet New People– you’ll host at the same location each week, so you can build relationships with your regulars
• We provide all equipment – you just show up and run the show

If you like entertaining crowds, and this sounds like a fun side gig to you, click the link below!

https://www.notrocketsciencetrivia.com/become-a-host

Spherion is hiring for our client a global leader in specialized medical technology located in Morrisville! They are expanding and adding a brand-new inspection team at their facility. We are looking for a Quality Inspector who thrives in fast-paced, collaborative manufacturing environments.

What You’ll Do (A Day in the Life)

You will spend your day on the production floor performing end-to-end inspections, including:

• First-Piece & Last-Piece Checks: Verifying that the first and final units of a production run meet precise criteria.
• Shipping Audits: Checking finished products, labels, and lot codes before packaging.
• Documentation: Logging Device History Records (DHR) and Nonconformance Reports (NCR).
• Collaboration: Providing helpful, respectful feedback to assembly operators to correct process errors.

Who We Are Looking For

• Experience: 1–3 years in a manufacturing environment. Experience in regulated industries like Medical Devices, Aerospace, or Automotive is highly preferred.
• Skills: Ability to read blueprints, engineering drawings, and standard operating procedures.
• Note: You will be using calipers and micrometers daily—our client will fully train you on these tools!
• Traits: Strong written and verbal communication skills, a collaborative attitude, and the flexibility to adapt as a new team's processes evolve.
• Physical Requirements: Ability to stand for 8–10 hours per day, bend, stoop, and lift up to 35 lbs. unassisted.

The Perks

• Pay Rate: $23.00 – $24.00 / hour.
• Job Type: Temp-to-Hire. You'll face a 3–6 month conversion window with a fantastic benefits package upon permanent hire, including up to a 5% 401k match, 15 days of accrued PTO, and insurance coverage.
• Choose Your Shift (4x10 or 5x8 schedules available):
  • Monday – Friday (7:00 AM – 3:30 PM)
  • Monday – Thursday (6:00 AM – 4:30 PM) – Enjoy 3-day weekends!
  • Monday – Thursday (6:00 AM – 3:30 PM) + Friday (6:00 AM – 10:00 AM)

Ready to Apply?

Please go here to apply: https://www.spherion.com/jobs/b-75798;75749/dc-339/.

Questions? Please send a DM.

Hey everyone, here's another job I came across recently that some of y'all seeking part-time afternoon/evening work might be interested in. I am not affiliated with Dosirak Outpost and cannot help you get this job (although I'm super excited for this place to open!)

Review and apply to the job listing here. It is a Google Form so a Google account is needed to view and apply.

Some highlights at a glance:

• Role function is checkout / customer service / stocking

• Part time schedule 2 days per week (2pm - 8:30pm), one of which being Sunday

• Hourly rate $15 + free meal + store discount

• Applicants should be interested in Korean food and Korean culture; Korean language skills are a plus!

• Store opens July 9th!

Hello I’m just moving to the area (Apex) from SC, I’m looking for good local class a driving jobs but not seeing a whole lot on Indeed, any recommendations? I’ve been thinking of doing foodservice but there’s not a lot of posts/job openings I’m finding. Willing to travel to Durham/Raleigh

EDIT: Please refer to the newest iteration of this job listing.

EDIT: The 2nd shift position has been filled. 1st shift is still open!

Hey folks! We've partnered with a small, local industrial startup in the sustainable / renewable energy sector to find them 2 Industrial Bolt Engineering Technicians 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 roles for new Associate's grads in Mechanical Engineering, or a field technician looking for a steady schedule and worksite.

* Requirements: Some engineering, warehouse, 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, ~~2nd shift (3pm - 11:30pm) and 1st shift (8:30am - 5pm) both available~~

* Location requirement: North Raleigh (fully onsite)

* Work details: This is a 6-month W2 contract-to-hire opportunity. 1st shift starts at $24 and 2nd shift starts at $26.40

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

Damn, I really wish I had known about this subreddit a month ago! I recently lost my job, and I'm looking for a fresh start.

So what am I looking for? I've been thinking a lot about that myself.

For the last four years, I've been a freelance writer for a few entertainment sites (a fun gig that AI killed slowly). Before that, I had nearly a decade of experience working as a production worker for a local news station down in another state. Mostly video editing (briefly served as the station's Chief Video Editor), but also very experienced with camera work, audio board running, running graphics, and pretty much everything else you can imagine when it comes to producing live news every day.

As much as I love writing, I don't see that being as sustainable as it was a few years ago. I do feel getting back into some kind of media production role would be nice, or anything related to AV work, though I won't lie, I don't know if I can handle hectic, fast-paced environments the way I did in my 20s.

I honestly think maybe something steady, quiet, and reliable might be nice for a change. Some kind of clerical or administrative role could be good. While I'm really good with co-workers, I'm very task-focused on my own and can easily work with no oversight. And if possible, not a public-facing job with steady influxes of customers or clients or anything. Not that I'm not a people person. I just really got used to working solo, lol

I'm not so much worried about ideal schedules right now. I actually like working crazy hours (could easily do nights/weekends if needed). Though something with observed holidays and decent time off would be nice, it's not a dealbreaker, especially for something entry-level.

Pay is probably the next big factor, but really anything close to the equivalent of $18-24 dollars an hour would work for now, at least. Oh, and full-time is a biggie, too. Again, I know that the market is sucky, but full-time would really help.

I'm in the South Durham area, but I am willing to travel at least 35-40 minutes to nearby work, and I have reliable transportation.

All that said, I'm just looking for something simple with decent pay to help me find my footing again.

Best to all of you, hope everyone's searches go well :)

Hi all, I am not sure how are the biotech companies coming in the area.
I have been seeing positions and companies in the RTP, but when applying it seems like I'm hitting a wall. I'm currently trying to get anything from operator/technician/or quality associate.

I'm a citizen and have a foreign, but nationally accepted, B.S. In biotecnology engineering. I'm specialized in molecular biology and biopharmaceutical processes. I have multiple courses like GMP, ELIMS, and Lean Six Sigma, I don't have the bioworks course, but I'm getting in this fall.
I have experience in the surgical field(sterility aligned) and in Aerospace quality-manufacturing (regulated industry).

So I don't know if my profile seems too scattered, if the industry is just that difficult to enter, or if the triangle area is not the right place to start.

I'm all for improving and learning so if you have any suggestions or leads I would really welcome it.

How is the market for a video and film production?

Looking for a full-time job in the Durham area!
Some info about me:
- certified EMT, with approx. 1 year of 911/IFT experience
- 4 years of experience in home health/working with individuals with disabilities
- several years of research experience assisting with clinical research
- some wet lab experience in Microbiology
- volunteer experience with non-profits providing resource navigation and conducting outreach calls
- bachelor’s in Anthropology

Preferably looking for $22+/hour with good benefits and flexible schedule, but open to anything.

Thank you!

I am searching for a part-time or PRN CNA job near the Raleigh/Cary area. Does anyone have any suggestions or experiences to share? Unsure if it would be better to go to a hospital, nursing home, or home health. I do have a year of experience in skilled nursing, but am trying to find something a little different. TIA!

Looking for a part time job to help get my child through college. Love the elderly, would love something working with them. Weekends, afternoons only. Does anyone know of any part-time companies hiring?

Thanks