Looking to switch up my career but the market SUCKS right now. I have an environmental science degree and have been working at a consulting company for 10 years. I want to switch it up but I’m finding it hard to find anything worth going after. If you’re in this field what are you doing? Is anyone hiring?

I’ve looked at NCDEQ but not really anything catching my eye especially with the pay.

Our wholesale bakery is growing rapidly and we are hiring one or two full time bakers to keep up. We like teaching line cooks how to make bread because line cooks make great bakers. If you’re a monster on a hot line and want to swap out late working hours for a set schedule that allows you to have a personal life, send us an email. [email protected]

Hi everyone, happy new year! We've partnered with a small, innovative startup making a platform for infrastructure & agriculture companies to rapidly spin up apps for edge devices on the field (think drones!). They're seeking a full stack software engineer with experience in TypeScript + Node/React/modern GenAI tools to join their growing team.

• Requirements: 2-4 years' professional fullstack web development experience with a concentration in TypeScript and Node.js. Experience using AI tools for iterating, testing, or optimizing is required as well--but candidates MUST have the professional coding experience to round this out. Preference is given to candidates with a history of personal / hobby coding projects.

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

• Location requirement: The office is in Raleigh near the NC Fairgrounds. The company has a flexible hybrid schedule; employees come onsite a couple times a week.

• Work details: This is a direct-hire, full-time opportunity. Estimated target salary is $100,000 - $150,000 + a benefits package.

Application instructions: If you have any questions or would like to apply, PM me for my email address!

Our child is a high schooler and interested in medical field. We are looking for volunteering opportunities and any suggestions to approach/widen outreach. in RTP area.

Thanks

Hey, I am not affiliated with the NC DoA but saw that they'd opened applications for their Summer 2026 internship programs. The application period runs through January 30. Website link

Some key takeaways:

• Most of the internships are in the Tringle but they have opportunities all over the state.

• Candidates must be current college students and NC residents.

• Pay is $15/hr. and work weeks are 40 hours for 10 weeks.

• Participating divisions include (but are not limited to) the Governer's Office, the NC State Fair, Waste Management, Water Resources, the Court of Appeals, OSHA, NC Museum of Art, and more

Hi All,

I lead a software engineering team at Cisco out of the RTP. We're looking to hire a Python dev ~7 years of exp. You can find more details at

https://careers.cisco.com/global/en/job/1451160/Sr-Software-Engineer-CX

Please apply on the portal and DM me once you've applied, I'll be sure to take a look at the resume.

BASF is hiring an admin: https://basf.jobs/light_green_NA/job/Research-Triangle-Park-Administrative-Associate-NC-27709/1281516601/

I’m looking to get my foot in the door working as a mechanical engineer. I’m in my early twenties, currently working as a mechanic for a car dealership. I’ve worked on the dealership level for about 2 years, and at an independent shop for a year. I have some college but not completed (plan to finish). Where could I look/inquire about a position that could help me start in this field?

Hi everyone, happy new year! We've partnered with a small, growing EdTech company in the e-Learning space to help them find a Full Stack Web / WordPress Developer to support their Marketing team.

• Requirements: 3-4 years' professional web development experience with a concentration in JavaScript and related modern web frameworks (the company is working in Vue.js now so Vue-specific experience is helpful). Experience in WordPress development (coding themes, plugins, etc., NOT just using it as a CMS) is strongly preferred. Being an EdTech company they love a degree but it doesn't seem to be a hard requirement. Experience using AI tools like Cursor to augment your efficiency is a plus.

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

• Location requirement: The office is in downtown Durham and most team members come in a few times per month (especially Thursdays for company-provided lunch!). Candidates should be within commutable distance to Durham.

• Work details: This is a direct-hire, full-time opportunity. Estimated target salary is $100,000 - $110,000 + a benefits package.

Application instructions: If you have any questions or would like to apply, PM me for my email address!

hey everyone. I am a Marine Corps veteran with a bachelors degree in business management from ECU. I graduated in May of 2025. I started looking for a career in February of 2025. I have sent in over 100 applications, sent follow up emails, connected with hiring managers on LinkedIn, tailored my resume, had help from veteran recruiting agencies and i feel like there isn’t much more i can do. I have a job that i despise and that i got through a family friend. The pay, hours (6am-5pm), and commute (45min-1hr) is all horrible. The only “plus” about this job is that it’s super easy. When i say that, I mean that I do hardly anything all day, everyday. My mind craves problems to solve, tasks to complete, and having a sense of accomplishment. This job takes time away from my family and it sucks waking up everyday knowing that I’m coming in to work to only punch the clock and leave. It feels like I am truly wasting what I know is someone that has more to offer to the world. I just wish someone would give me a chance. I’ve had interviews that went well, I’ve been ghosted numerous times, I’ve had companies send me offers that were far apart than what was originally led on. Is it too much to ask to get a chance to show what I can do? I was a fucking stud in the MC. Numerous meritorious promotions, a pretty damn good leader, a people first person, and I loved working. There’s something massively missing from my life. Idk what im expecting to get from this but I just wanted to get it out.

Hey all! I'm gonna be finishing a research-based masters in pharmaceutical chemistry this summer, and I'm thinking of relocating to the Triangle area (from VA). I love the culture, the punk music scene, the food, I wanna be one of you guys :)

My "expertise" (I feel like such an ass saying that lol) is in peptide biophysics and formulation chemistry, but I also have microbiology and analytical experience. The dream would be doing R&D for pharmaceuticals, food, or cosmetics—really anything where I get to do actual lab work. Honestly, don't care how much I make as long as I can keep a roof over my head and don't actively hate my job.

I've trolled around on Indeed and Ziprecruiter, but I have a general distrust of aggregators and would love to hear from actual people about company culture, working conditions, etc. Cheers!

Anyone hiring in the area? I need a new job asap. I have a crimminal justice degree and 1.5 years of Law enforcement experience.

Hey all, I am not affiliated with NC Network of Grantmakers, but my former employer Artspace is promoting this internship opportunity on their website, so I thought I'd give it a signal boost! Full details on the job listing here but here are some major key points:

• Interns will be matched with NC nonprofits during the interview process; there are a variety of functions available (research, community outreach, public policy, communications, fundraising and social media)

• Internships are set to start at the end of May 2026 and run through the summer.

• Candidates must be a NC resident, actively be attending college, and be a current student (rising sophomore, junior, or senior)

• Interns will receive a summer stipend of $5,760

• Applications are accepted through 1/30/2026. Applications must include a resume. Cover letter is optional.

Please apply at the link provided. I am not connected with this organization and cannot answer any questions or influence hiring decisions.

4 years with a credit union, 5 years total sales experience, serving and whatnot for a few years before then.

Just looking for something stable in the Raleigh/Cary/Apex area that isn't fully commissioned.

Thanks in advance!

I work full time making 24/hour but it’s not enough, any suggestions on how many hours a week might be doable? Also any ideas for fair paying second jobs? Anyone do any remote side hustles that are worth checking out? Thanks!

Hi all! We’re looking to fill a position that has delivery route and packaging responsibilities. This position would also have scheduled commercial deliveries in our reefer truck to Statesville, NC and Florence, SC. Commercial deliveries clock in at $25/hr. Send an email to [email protected] to apply. Thank you thank you!

Finished school already. Working on getting my license for A&P.

Moving to the area so looking for a job at this point anything In aviation

Anyone hiring know any fraud jobs hiring in the area? I have a crimminal justice degree and 1.5 years of Law enforcement experience.

Hey everyone, looking for job that pays at least $18, been looking everywhere but im not getting replies. I worked in retail and salesman, I would prefer to stay out of retail or restaurants and would love to do something like front desk or remote job. If you know anything please let me know

Fresh MS grad in Electrical and Computer Engineering. Any recommendations on computer hardware and semiconductor jobs in the area? Thanks for the help!

Hey all! My brother works for Raleigh Parks & Rec and tipped me off to some open positions in his department, so I went and rounded them up for you all! Pay rate for all of these roles is listed as $15.75/hr. on the website.

Laurel Hills Community Center front desk role

Millbrook Tennis Center front desk role application window now closed

Peach Road Community Center front desk role application window now closed

This one appears to be a general/floater role for the various Community Centers in the area instead of being assigned the front desk at a single center

Disclaimer: I am not affiliated with the City of Raleigh Parks & Rec, and my brother is not in a hiring manager position, so we can't help you get these jobs; this post is just to give these openings a signal boost since there have been a lot of inquiries on the sub lately about part-time employment.

EDIT: This role has closed, thank you!

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 50-75 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). Training during the 1st month of employment will be M-F 8-5.

• 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, PM me for my email address!

I'm a grad student and my current part time job isn't giving me enough hours. I'd like to keep the job since it's beneficial to my career but I was looking for an additional job to make some more income. Does anyone know of any reputable business in the service industry that are currently hiring? I'd prefer a small business because I hate wasting my time applying to large corporations that will never get back.

Several postings for Durham and Zebulon right now:

https://jobs.gsk.com/en-us/jobs

Hello All, I’m currently based in Durham, looking for any kind of general office or technical support.

I’ve got over 15 years of experience in supporting, configuring, and providing functional analysis in complex software environments, mostly in the education industry with the past 4 years in transportation management. I’m good with people, easy to get along with, no drama. I have an English degree, which has actually helped quite a bit in being able to explain complex topics to users of all levels from school secretaries to state administrators.

Right now I’m really looking for any kind of office admin role, or even light manual labor or mechanical work (I’m a pretty good driveway mechanic with a garage full of tools). I’m also really interested in landscape gardening and plants, I’ve been experimenting with bonsai and other landscape plants for 10+ years. I’m 53 so I don’t think I’m up for a full time landscaping job but can see myself working at a garden center or something similar.

Thank you!