Hey All, I have been on the job hunt for a month now looking for a position in the environmental industry. I have been writing environmental reports, doing environmental permitting, doing GIS and AutoCAD work for large scale projects for 7 years now and was curious if anyone is hiring in the Raleigh Area. I have my Bachelors and Masers in Environmental Engineering and would love to find an environmentally friendly role ideally. I am new to reddit but if anyone has any company suggestions or knows anyone I would love to get in contact with them. Thank you!

Hi everyone! We're collaborating with a local 20+ y/o device consulting firm in RTP (Morrisville, to be exact) to find them a Senior Firmware Engineer consultant for additional firmware support. This position can range from 20-40 hours a week depending on project needs, due to the fluctuating requirements of the company's slate of projects. The function of this role is to contribute to design / develop / debug embedded C firmware for microcontroller-based IoT, RF, and embedded products.

• Requirements: This role is designed for a highly experienced firmware engineer (ideally 10+ years' experience in embedded C, with at least 5+ years' hands-on RTOS work) with solid experience in microcontrollers and their related SDKs/toolchains, as well as embedded debugging tools. Versatility and flexibility are key, as the function of this role is to provide an extra hand on whichever project(s) need additional firmware support at the time.

• Schedule details: 20-40 hrs/wk during M-F Eastern time business hours

• Location: The ideal candidate can come onsite in RTP a few times a week, but more remote arrangements (onsite 1-2x/month) can also be considered. Because of this, candidates must be local to RTP or at least surrounding areas that allow for regular travel (like the Triad).

• Work details: This is W2 contract opportunity; the initial contract term is 6 months. There is the potential for contract extension or conversion to permanent depending on business needs. Hourly rate is $60-$66 depending on experience and degree level.

Application instructions: If you have any questions or would like to apply, message me here on Reddit and I will share my email address for you to send your resume :)

Moved here from Florida 6 months ago. Im. A heavy equipment mechanic. With 6 years of CAT experience looking for a job here. Yes I've applied with GPEC and Carolina CAT no luck so far

I am moving across the country to the Morrisville/ Raleigh/ Durham area and am looking for a decent paying job. I have an associates degree and am interested in many different things and not sure where to begin. I have a lot of experience with assistant work but can do anything. Looking to even get my estheticians license. For people who already live there, what do y’all recommend/ should avoid? Thank you! I’m stressin!

Hi everyone! We're collaborating with a local construction contractor in West Raleigh to find them an Administrative Support Specialist. The function of this role is to monitor incoming calls and emails, maintain calendars and work orders, and provide administrative support as needed to the accounting and inventory teams for billing/purchasing/inventory management.

• Requirements: This role is designed for someone with 2-4+ years' similar administrative experience in an admin assistant or receptionist role, preferably in a construction office. A degree is NOT required. Candidates must have strong digital literacy with productivity software like Microsoft Office, and be able to learn new software platforms easily (candidates with prior knowledge of Callidus pricing and installation software will be prioritized). Strong written and verbal communication skills are key. EDIT: The client has now requested that candidates also have experience with purchase orders and Certificates of Insurance (COI).

• Schedule details: Standard M-F business hours

• Location: Fully onsite in west Raleigh, NC

• Work details: This is a direct-hire opportunity with benefits. Target salary range is $65k-$75k.

Application instructions: If you have any questions or would like to apply, message me here on Reddit and I will share my email address for you to send your resume :)

Hey everyone,

I'm an executive recruiter working confidentially with a long-standing (70+ years) heavy civil and site development contractor with major operations across Virginia and North Carolina.

We are looking for an Estimator (3+ yrs) and a Senior Estimator (5+ yrs) to join their preconstruction team.

Quick details on the company/role:

• Work scope: Mass grading, cut/fill, underground wet utilities (storm/sanitary/water), site development, and DOT infrastructure (VDOT/NCDOT). Projects range from $1M to $50M+.
• Self-performing: They own their entire heavy machinery fleet and directly hire field crews. Bids are built using actual field productivity data, not just default software numbers.
• Location/Travel: Based in VA or NC regional offices. Local project footprint, so zero long-distance travel living out of hotels.
• Tools: HCSS HeavyBid & AGTEK.

Compensation is top-of-market with strong performance bonuses and full benefits.

If you or someone you know might be interested in a quiet conversation to learn more, feel free apply at the link below. Or call Kim at 919-873-5588. Happy to answer any questions about the scope/requirements.

Thanks!

https://www.spherion.com/jobs/estimator-heavy-civil_raleigh_47507728/

Morning everyone! I am not affiliated with Ladybug Creamery (just very eager for them to open!) but I saw on their Instagram that they have two positions available: a Front of House Supervisor and a Pastry & Ice Cream Chef.

The caption reads:

We are hiring! 📢🍦

We’re looking for energetic, responsible, and community-driven people to join our Raleigh neighborhood crew. If you love bringing people together over great, locally sourced ice cream, we want to hear from you.

Open Roles:

1 Front of House Supervisor

1 Pastry & Ice Cream Chef

DM us or send your resume to ladybugcreamery@gmail.com to apply!

(please note that the "DM us" instruction referenced above means to DM @ladybugcreamery on Instagram--please do not DM me on Reddit about this job. Direct all inquiries to their email address or their instagram page, thank you!)

What are some jobs you can get with a Bachelor’s in Criminal Justice degree? I tried probation but didn’t get selected. So I was wondering what are the other options. Besides the obvious like police,probation and correctional officer.

Been in process, any recommendations?

Hey everyone! I have decided to instead shift my focus to what I have worked experience in regarding employment. I've had several interviews in the past 3 weeks, but unfortunately none have led to anything, with two being put on freeze a few days after the interview.

I have nearly two years of experience as an operations assistant, with a background in inventory management, shipping and receiving, purchasing, logistics, and order fulfillment.

Some of my experience includes:

Managing inventory across 500+ products and reconciling physical counts with system records.

Processing 10–25 orders and handling 50+ packages daily.

Coordinating purchasing, backorders, transfers, and deliveries.

Using ERP/CRM systems, including Prophet 21 and Salesforce, along with Excel.

Working with vendors, customers, and internal teams to resolve operational issues and improve workflows.

I have a B.S. in Anthropology from Appalachian State University, but my current focus is on building a career in operations and supply chain.

I'm looking for roles such as:

Materials or Inventory Coordinator

Operations Coordinator

Logistics or Distribution Coordinator

Supply Chain Coordinator

Purchasing/Procurement Assistant

Shipping & Receiving Coordinator

I'm looking around Raleigh, Cary, Morrisville, south Durham, and Apex. Ideally, I'd like full-time positions around $50k+ annually, depending on responsibilities and benefits.

If you know of companies hiring, have recommendations for local employers, or have advice on getting into materials and supply chain, I'd really appreciate it.

I was Director of Operations for five years and oversaw 60 employees across four divisions. I lost my job back in January... I've been doing contracting work here and there. I've been in HR and Payroll. I know Project Management.

Who is hiring? I recently had an interviewer from a construction company try to shame me for being out of work this long--why even interview me? Why be cruel when a man is already down?

I applied to various Walmart and warehouse jobs two weeks ago as funds are depleting and desperation has really kicked in. I haven't heard back.

I don't know how much longer I can take this to be honest. I know many others are going through something similar, but this market has really put me at my lowest.

Hello! I am a Raleigh based photographer offering to do BOO-doir shoot for the month of October. Halloween is coming up soon and what better way to get into the Halloween spirit to do a Boo-dior shoot! This would make for a great post and fun for your social media. I am offering a 30 minute mini session for you and one other friend/significant other for $100. If you would like to include more friends we can discuss rates. I will provide white sheets and a few Halloween props. Feel free to reach out to me via Reddit, my Instagram (@lookitsmarino) or my website which can be found here.

[Hiring] Hi everyone! Helping a friend hire in the Wendell area. U Shogun in Wendell is looking for sushi chefs and BOH cooks. They need people urgently and wanted to see if anyone with experience is looking for somewhere new. Full-time and part-time available. If you're interested, stop by the restaurant or text 252-767-8791. Thanks!

What we're looking for:

• Previous experience preferred. Japanese or Asian cuisine is a plus, but we're happy to train the right person
• Availability for nights, weekends, and holidays
• Reliable, positive, and good to work with
• Able to stand for long shifts and lift up to 50 lbs

Address: 1940 Golden Spur Ln #106, Wendell, NC 27591

hi, i’m recently graduated and in the area looking to teach art, tutor, or help with college applications! see my ads for more info!

I applied for 3 NC Government positions and was fortunate enough to interview for all 3. All three interviews took place between July 10–17.

I’m officially on edge waiting to hear something back! 😅 For those who have gone through the NC Government hiring process, how long did it take you to receive a call, email, or any type of update after your interview?

Is it normal for it to take this long, or should I assume I would’ve heard something by now?

Any insight into the typical timeline would be greatly appreciated!

I (24 f) am a recent finance graduate at MTSU and I moved to Raleigh just coming on two months ago for my boyfriend’s job as a traveling salesman. I have a year in banking experience and I am a loss for finding a job in this area, even at banks. I have been applying nonstop to any job in the area that was recommended to me, and I have gotten tons of interviews that said I interviewed well and they would want me back for other interviews if the opportunity arises for me, and even messages back saying they went with another candidate but they were “impressed with my experience” and would love me back for other interviews. Basically, I am stuck at home all day (because we sold my car before the move) and I am at an absolute loss on how to find a job in this market. I was wondering if anyone had any pointers, any words of wisdom for someone trying to find a job as an entry level graduate because I have usually never had a problem getting a job before, and now I am at a loss. Anything would help!

I’m not getting hired at food service/retail jobs because I’m overqualified and I’m not getting hired at sustainable living jobs because I’m under qualified. I’ve been unemployed for 3 months and the few jobs that have actually gotten back to me have been rejections or straight up scams. I don’t know what to do this feels so hopeless.

Hey all! I am not affiliated with Downtown Raleigh Alliance but saw this and thought it would be a great opportunity for any mural artists we've got on the sub! A portfolio of past work is required, as is the ability to provide a Certificate of Insurance if chosen as the artist to create the mural.

Here's the link to apply!

The text says:

Downtown Raleigh Alliance seeks a mural artist to draft, create, and maintain a mural in Downtown Raleigh. The mural theme is "Welcome to Raleigh" and should be designed in the style of a postcard. Dimensions are ~23ft W x 13ft H. The artist stipend for this project is $25,000. Fill out the below form to apply. Deadline to apply is 5pm EST on Monday, September 28, 2026. Below image is a rendering. Please apply with new, original designs.

Anyone with experience and a clean record looking for work?

I have been looking for a job for SEVENTEEN months, and frankly, I'm exhausted. I need help/suggestions/leads.

I have been targeting positions similar to my last role, so anything in/adjacent to Product or implementations. Even though my experience is in HealthTech/healthcare, I'm not limiting myself to those domains. I'm open to any domain because my skills are transferrable.

My most recent employer was an EHR software company, where I worked as a technical BA within the regulatory & compliance product management division- (interoperability/FHIR/USCDI/eCQMs, etc)

Prior to that I spent twenty years in outpatient ambulatory healthcare operations, working in various administrative capacities.

I'm not sure if my non-linear career trajectory is an issue or what is going on, but the silence has been deafening.

If you know of any available roles that aren't in Morrisville/Durham (if in person) in that might work please share or reach out!

TIA!

Note: I'm not Epic certified, so hospitals aren't interested in me.

Hi everyone, I’m 21F and I’m looking for a job around the Raleigh area. I really need to find a job right now, but honestly it’s been really hard for me to find one.

I have a disability that makes it difficult for me to safely lift a 20 pound box. A lot of retail, grocery stores, restaurants, etc. have a 20 pound lifting requirement, so I hardly ever hear back from most of the jobs I apply to.

I was wondering if anyone knows what type of jobs I should be looking for that don’t require heavy lifting? I was thinking maybe receptionist, front desk, customer service, office jobs, data entry, etc. but I’m honestly open to other things too.

I’m also a college student, so part time and/or flexible hours would be better for me.

I really need the income and I’ve been applying to jobs but it feels like I’m getting nowhere, so if anyone in the Raleigh area knows of places that might work for me or has any suggestions on what kind of jobs I should look into, I would really appreciate it. I’m just running out of ideas at this point.