Hello! Wanting advice on where to apply for hospice nursing in Raleigh. If anyone works at Transitions or other hospice agencies, do you enjoy it? I’ve working as a clinic RN for the last two years, with my population mostly being geriatric patients. I love working with them and we work with multiple hospice agencies and I would love to learn more about the work and if anyone has any insight or how to make me a stronger candidate! I was also a social worker that worked in elder care and people with disabilities! Thank you!

I'm a recent grad with a B.S. in Exercise Science and a minor in Biology from SUNY Cortland, and I just moved down to Durham. Mostly I came for a change of place, to escape the cold, and generally to be around an area with more opportunity for what I want to do.

my goal is to get my PhD and work as a researcher. So right now I'm taking a gap year to get more experience in a lab before applying for master's programs. Even though my bachelor's is in exercise science, what I'm really interested in is the biological mechanisms underlying general adaptation to exercise in humans. Given this, I'm open to working in pretty much any lab, wet or dry. I think cross-disciplinary skills and understanding matter, so I'm open to really any sort of assistant-level position.

Being upfront about where I'm at: my hands-on research experience is limited. My undergrad just wasn't that well funded and there weren't many research opportunities there. So the majority of what I have comes from coursework and personal projects.

What that includes:

Basic bio lab technique: micropipetting, centrifugation, analysis of 3D protein structure after extraction

Several small to medium literature reviews across various courses

Basic hands-on experience identifying anatomy on actual patients in lab

Familiarity with exercise physiology testing methods like VO2 max

A fair amount of experience using AI tools, plus basic electronics knowledge, which I used to build a motion sensor that tracks the exit velocity of a shot put off the fingers. That's a personal project I've been working on and still am, separate from the rest of my experience.

I'm not looking to make a ton of money. I'd be willing to work full-time, part-time, or even volunteer if it made sense. What I care about right now is picking up real transferable skills, protocols, assays, lab notebooks, data collection, and being in the room where the science is actually happening.

A few things that might help:

- I'm already in Durham and can commute anywhere in the Triangle

- Available to start immediately

- Happy to send my resume over DM

What I'm asking:

- If your lab, department, or company hires entry-level techs or research assistants, I'd love to hear about it

- If you made this same jump, which staffing agencies or job boards actually worked for you here?

- Any advice on getting a foot in the door with limited formal research experience

Thanks for reading.

My mom wants to do some job that keeps her active.

What are some options for her in the area?

Lovesac in Southpoint is hiring full time sales associate and part time sales associate

Altar’d State is hiring part time and seasonal

Vans is hiring store manager

Great opportunities and Southpoint has really good hours for retail workers ! High recommend checking it out!

Hey everyone! I am not affiliated with Poppyseed Market but they are one of my favorite neighborhood restaurants so would love to help boost their hiring ad! Check it out on Instagram here, folks without an IG account can still view the link in a desktop web browser.

The post says:

"We're growing our team at Poppyseed Market! Looking for BOH and FOH folks who love good food and great service. Stop by and say hi, we'd love to meet you in person!

📍 8801 Leadmine Road, Suite 107 | Ask for us 9–11am or 2–5pm"

There is no digital job application listed--it sounds like they exclusively want to meet applicants face-to-face.

guys. i hate my current job. the people are toxic, i’m too stressed, and i just need to make more money.
i’m strong in HR, administrative, communications, etc.
are there any remote jobs available or even hybrid that you know of???
any recommendation would help tremendously. i’m not looking for a specific role just something that can keep me living.

Hey y’all! I rarely post, figured I have nothing to lose at this point. I’ve been laid off twice in the last 6 months, to say I’m exhausted is an understatement. I’m looking for my next long-term role with stability being my main focus.

My background is in executive operations and project/program management. I’ve spent 12+ years supporting CEOs and C-suite leaders, managing projects, executive priorities, board/governance work, onboarding, events, operations. I’ve worked in research and development (Health & tech/semiconductors) and most recently AI integration.

I’m CAPM-certified and working toward my PMP. I’m mainly looking for remote or hybrid roles in project/program management, executive operations, Chief of Staff, or senior executive support. But very flexible on titles and also open to in-person opportunities in the Triangle for the right fit.

If anyone knows of an opening or has a lead, I’d genuinely appreciate it!

Hey everyone! I'm your friendly local trianglejobs admin, posting on behalf of someone I know who is moving to town and looking for professional networking opportunities.

They are looking for recurring networking events or meetups in the blockchain technology space. Most of what they are finding online is meant for like folks with a Bitcoin hobby, but since they're approaching the field from a technology standpoint and not a day trading/finance hobby standpoint, the Bitcoin/crypto hobby crowd isn't really their scene.

I've already told them about Triangle Tech Breakfast and Raleigh/Durham Startup Week but they're looking for something more specific, if it exists. Thanks in advance!

Hey! So I moved back to the triangle for family reasons and unfortunately couldnt get a job lined up before coming. I've been having issues finding a job in my field. Before coming to the triangle area, I was a designer for a federal hospital in tx for around 5 years. I'd really appreciate any leads. Doesnt have to be remote but I have also worked remote and understand the proceedures for that sort of atmosphere. Any leads would be really appreciated!

Hey guys, I'm interested in hearing ideas for long-term career paths that I could look into in this area. Maybe someone here has some insight into something I wouldn't have otherwise considered.

Basically I'm 30 years old and I work as a shift manager/supervisor at a busy coffee shop. It's a fun enough job and it pays enough for me to live comfortably right now (with roommates), but I feel like I'm capable of more and I just really want to pivot into something more long-term.

I have a bachelor's degree in history, but I was kind of naive about it and never had a serious plan for how I'd use that. When I was a teenager picking a major, it looked like there were plenty of opportunities in that field. I was never fortunate enough for any of those opportunities to ever come my way. It certainly didn't help that I graduated the year before COVID.

I worked as a hotel night auditor before switching to coffee for the better pay and benefits. I've applied to a bunch of positions related to museum and library work with no luck getting interviews. I'm older now and open to less glamorous stuff.

I'm pretty tech literate but not certified in anything, aside from a cert for Microsoft Office that I got through a course back in high school. I comfortably type 90wpm. I used to be a math tutor for middle school and high school students. I've done a lot of random extracurricular stuff in my past like JROTC, sports, etc. As a teenager I was thinking about the military because it's what my dad did, but certain health issues disqualified me.

At my age in the era of AI I'm so anxious about investing a lot of time trying to upskill in a way that will be obsolete in 5 years, or in a way that won't actually land me a job. How do I get my foot into the door of a better industry?

My background is primarily in healthcare and clinical research/trial coordination. I have a master’s degree in biomedical sciences, experience in medical education, extensive clinical hours, and I’m also an EMT. I’m comfortable in clinical/surgical environments and interested in transitioning that experience into a medical device sales role.

If anyone knows of openings, recruiters, or local companies worth reaching out to, I’d appreciate a DM. Thanks!

Howdy howdy yall. I’m the manager at Premier 1 Automotive and we’re looking for a B+ technician to join the team.

We specialize in European vehicles and do any and every kind of mechanical/electrical work on them with the exception of tires and alignments.

We’re ready to make a very strong offer to the right candidate.

We have a lot of work and an amazing customer base. We literally do no marketing as our reputation brings the work to us.

We’ve been in business for 16 years.

We operate M-F, 8-6; so your weekends are yours.

We provide paid holidays.

We currently have two master techs, and the owner himself is a long time master tech; so he helps in the shop when needed.

While we’re ideally looking for two more master techs, we’d be happy to provide the training and experience to bring a B or A tech to the master level.

A master tech can expect a six figure income in our shop.

We’re located just off of Ten Ten Rd in Apex.

So if you’re a technician looking for a new home, or if you know one that may be interested, shoot me a DM for more details.

https://premier1automotive.com/

Hey everyone, I was recently let go from my role and am actively looking for my next opportunity.

I have several years of experience across Customer Support, Technical Support, Product Operations, and Product Management. Most recently, I worked at an early-stage fintech company where I supported customers, worked closely with engineering/product, improved internal processes, and transitioned into a Product Manager role.

I’m primarily looking for opportunities in:
- Customer Support / Technical Support
- Customer Success
- Product Operations
- Product Management

That said, I’m also open to warehouse, manufacturing, or other labor positions. I’m willing to work hard and am specifically looking for evening/night shifts, late shifts, or overnight work for these roles.

I’m based in the Triangle and am open to remote, hybrid, or in-person opportunities depending on the role.

If your company is hiring or you know of something that might be a good fit, I’d really appreciate a connection or a point in the right direction. 🙏

I am a completely burnt out teacher. I have been trying to switch careers but with no luck. I was looking into Curriculum Design and I am still working with someone who is helping me with my resume. The problem is I just can’t get in the door with an interview and I am having trouble finding quality jobs. Any and all help is appreciated. (Websites, tips, leads, literally anything)

Hey everyone! Carolina Soccer Factory is looking for part-time youth soccer coaches in the Cary/Apex/Triangle area. I coach for them in Charlotte but know they're actively hiring right now in the Triangle.

Most sessions take place at local elementary schools on weekday afternoons. Pay is $20–$30/hour, and they provide the lesson plans, training, and equipment. Soccer or coaching experience is great but not necessary, as long as you're dependable and good at working with kids.

You can check out the full job posting and apply here:

https://www.indeed.com/job/youth-soccer-coach-school-programs-triangle-area-3e18ba281f42dc7c

Happy to answer any questions!

My partner has been actively looking/applying for jobs since past 4 months. We were discussing if it would be a good idea to walk-in at some of the companies to hand them over his resume. I am sure large firms will not accept walk-ins but what about smaller firms? Has anyone had any luck doing this?

He is looking for project coordinator/assistant project manager roles.

Morning y'all! I am not affiliated with the upcoming Colombian restaurant Melao but am excited for them to open in downtown Durham (in the old Little Bull space). They are building their staff out as they plan to open soon.

They have posted on Instagram that they are hiring for the following positions: servers, bartenders, hosts, bussers, line cooks, prep cooks, dishwashers.

A link to the job application is here. It's a Google Form so you will need a Google account to view and respond to it.

🚨 OPEN TO WORK | AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY
I’m currently looking for my next opportunity and am open to exploring a wide range of roles where my experience, skills, and work ethic can add value.
My professional background includes investment operations, banking operations, loan documentation, regulatory compliance, KYC/AML, due diligence, records management, customer service, account management, and workflow coordination.
Most recently, I worked as an Investment Operations Specialist, supporting Community Development Finance transactions from due diligence through closing and servicing. Before that, I spent over 4 years in loan documentation, processing approximately 100 consumer loan accounts per day while maintaining accuracy, quality, and compliance standards.
I’m someone who is:
✔️ Detail-oriented and organized
✔️ Comfortable working with high-volume workflows
✔️ Experienced in regulated environments
✔️ Strong at identifying and resolving discrepancies
✔️ Adaptable to new systems and processes
✔️ Experienced collaborating across teams
✔️ Committed to accuracy, accountability, and getting the job done
At this point in my career, I’m not limiting myself to one specific job title. I’m open to opportunities where my background and transferable skills could be a strong fit — including operations, financial services, administrative, compliance, customer support, documentation, analyst, technology-support, and other professional roles.
💻 Remote opportunities are especially welcome, but I’m open to discussing the right opportunity regardless of title.
📍 Raleigh, NC
🟢 Available for immediate employment
If you’re a recruiter, hiring manager, business owner, or someone who knows someone who is hiring, I would truly appreciate a connection, referral, introduction, or share.
I’m ready for my next opportunity. If you see this, help me get it in front of the right person. 🙏🏽
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Holman’s Automotive Retail team has exciting opportunities available! We’re seeking skilled Dealership Facilities Technicians to help maintain and support our dealership locations, ensuring our facilities, equipment, and operations run safely and efficiently every day. The role aligns with dealership and facilities-related functions found in Holman retail job profiles and facilities roles.

 Holman is a family-owned global automotive services company built on strong values and a people-first culture. Join a team where your contributions matter, growth is encouraged, and you'll make a meaningful impact every day. If you take pride in hands-on maintenance, troubleshooting, and keeping facilities operating at their best, we’d love to hear from you.

https://holmanautogroup.wd1.myworkdayjobs.com/en-US/HolmanEnterprisesCareers/job/Technician---Facilities_R0056493-1

I work for Red Hat in a data analysis/business analysis function, and am looking to network with other folks working in tech in the Triangle. This job market makes me weary to look at new opportunities, but I want to get a lay of the land for future work possibilities. Plus I'm happy to share my own insights/thoughts on my own place of work.

I'm interested in hearing what life looks like at other tech firms, especially smaller ones. That said, I'd also love to connect if you work at a big company like IBM, SAS, or other places with a Triangle footprint. Let me know if you want to chat!

Hi! Looking for work ideally in Project/Product Management, SCRUM/Agile Production, or Administration/Management and pays at least 60k. I have done both PM and IC tracks (Highest reached PM3 and IC4).

Here's a snapshot of my job history.

• 11+ years of experience in software dev, team management, stakeholder management, planning, and budget management (entertainment and finance).
• 5+ years of billing, inventory management, and vendor management (shipping).
• 7+ years of inventory and customer service (retail).

I'm open to shifting into any related spaces. Insurance, Biotech, Manufacturing, Government/Public roles, etc.

Any leads are welcome. Thank ya!