I run a pub trivia company in the Denver area. I’m looking for fun, high-energy people to host trivia nights!
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If you like entertaining crowds, and this sounds like a fun side gig to you, click the link below!
My name is Mateo Hamilton. I have very detailed experience. The job market has been so tough and I have resulted to posting on Reddit to find an opportunity. I am looking for an opportunity with a base salary. I am determined and trusting. Above or below is my CV. Please do contact me if you are interested.
Happy Monday! We've partnered with a growing fintech company opening a new office in Raleigh; they're building out their software engineering team in the area and are seeking 2 Java software engineers: a mid/senior-level SWE and a Tech Lead. These positions would focus on feature building for a cloud-based SaaS product in Java / Spring Boot with React / Typescript.
Requirements: Candidates must have 5-7+ years' professional experience in software engineering, experience across the full stack, and experience in modern development frameworks. The Tech Lead must have expertise in Spring Boot specifically; this is less imperative for the IC role (although you still must be comfortable working in Java). The Tech Lead must have held tech lead responsibilities before (it's fine if it wasn't part of your job title). A relevant degree is preferred but not required. Prior fintech experience is a big plus, especially in the loans or distributed ledger space.
Schedule details: 40-hour work week during M-F, standard business hours (~8am - ~5pm)
Location requirement: Candidates must be within regular commutable distance to downtown Raleigh. These roles have a fixed hybrid schedule (Tues-Thurs onsite in downtown Raleigh, Mon & Fri are remote).
Work details: These roles are direct-hire salaried positions with benefits. Salary depends on experience and credentials; salary bands are $150k-$180k for the regular SWE and $170k-$200k for the tech lead.
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 - I know the job market is rough. Wife has 15+years of banking/financial crimes experience. She's applied to 40 or so jobs on LinkedIn and hasn't gotten a single interview.
She starting to get fed jobs that she's already applied to.
Any advice is greatly appreciated.
hello!
moving to the area, and wanted to reach out to see if there were any IT help desk/user support positions? experience is 7+ years; veteran-25 Bravo, CompTIA A+ and Sec +. I’ve searched endlessly on Indeed, LinkedIn, Dice, ClearanceJobs. I’ve looked into remote as well. Have tailored resume several times, used cover letter as well.
any other job boards, temp agencies, other advice? Willing to broaden search to other counties within 30-50 mile radius.
The 3rd Annual Local Government Career Expo is scheduled for Saturday, August 29, 2026, from 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM at the NC State University McKimmon Center located at 1101 Gorman Street in Raleigh. This free event features more than 30 local government partners, including Wake County.
Looking for a fun part-time job? We're looking for fun part-time staff members! Visit the Lenovo Center Hiring Event on Tuesday, August 25 from 3:00pm - 6:00pm. Please enter through the South Entrance next to the ticket office. The event is free to attend. A wide variety of positions are open across several departments.
1400 Edwards Mill Rd, Raleigh, NC 27607
Hi!
I just moved to the area looking for employment. I am a 21 yr old female and I have been in the industry since I was 15, serving/bartending for the last 2 years.
Given the economy, ive spent the last year working restaurants where the clientele didn’t tip very well, and the volume of patrons in the restaurant did not make up for it. Thus, I am asking you, so I don’t continue to work for unprofitable restaurants.
I am strictly asking about where is the biggest potential for making money in the area. I am seriously indifferent to the type of restaurant as I have a lot of different experience, so high end, breakfast, clubs/bars, lunch turn-and-burn, ect. I am just curious where is the biggest volume in the area.
I want to work hard and save as much money as possible, so any information helps. Be straight up please, name of the restaurant and roughly how much you think the servers/bartenders make. I appreciate it! Thank you so much!
Also, if anyone can speak to the gentlemen’s and strip clubs here? I know being a waitress or bartender in a club you stereotypically make the most money. Does anyone have any experience? (I don’t want to strip btw)
Hey guys! I’ve been looking for my next job going on nearly two years now since my business had to shut down and I need to find my next role. I think the problem is that my experience is fairly broad, I was in pharma for about 17 years working in product development, process dev, etc. and opened a distillery that I ran for roughly 5 years before it closed. So lots of management and strategy experience etc, but I just can’t seem to get anywhere. I stopped counting how many applications I’ve sent out when I went above 500. It’s like a black hole and I can’t seem to figure out what to change. If anyone hears of anything out there in the operations, pharma, etc space I’d love to hear about it. Or just any sort of ideas that I just may not of thought of yet.
We are a fast-growing but small tech business based in Raleigh, and we're looking for a part-time bookkeeper to support our finance ops on an ongoing contract basis.
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As part of the engagement process, we'd love to hear more about your client base as well as ask for two or three references. Please feel free to DM me, thank you!
Holman is a family-owned, global automotive services organization anchored by our deeply rooted core values and principles that have enabled us to continue Driving What’s Right throughout the last century. Our teams deliver the Holman Experience by treating our customers and each other as we would like to be treated, and creating positive, rewarding relationships all around.
The automotive markets Holman serves include fleet management and leasing; vehicle fabrication and upfitting; component manufacturing and productivity solutions; powertrain distribution and logistics services; commercial and personal insurance and risk management; and retail automotive sales as one of the largest privately owned dealership groups in the United States.
Join a company where your skills are valued, your growth is encouraged, and your work makes a real impact every day. As a Facilities Technician, you'll enjoy a strong team culture, excellent benefits, long-term stability, and clear opportunities to advance your career.
See more and apply via the link below...
I live in Raleigh i’m 28 years old woman, i’ve applied to over 100 jobs and have been to over 50 interviews within the past 3 months. i desperately need a job. Im a certified sterile processing technician unable to find local work (unable to apply to wake med or duke hospital again, not sure why because i wasn’t fired) i also have customer service experience and cook experience. i really don’t want to travel because i have a apartment to pay for in addition to hotel but i do have a travel contract coming up soon because i cant afford to pay bills. i’m working at food lion 3 days a week 6 hours a day and im starting to become depressed. i really need a job (a good paying one preferably but any at the moment). i’m open to anything, pharmacy, lab, hotels, medical supply, customer service, remote, anything. I really don’t want to be a cook again i hated it but im getting desperate. Please help im willing to commute!
hiyaaaa looking for some serving or bartending jobs in apex starting asappppp
I’m the GM of Crawford’s Genuine inside RDU Airport and I’m looking for a reliable AM host to join our team.
Schedule: 4:00 AM–12:00 PM
Pay: $13/hr + tips
Typical tips: roughly $50–$100 per shift, depending on business
This is a high-volume airport restaurant, so the earning potential can be considerably better than what you might expect from a traditional host position. We typically do around $15K–$25K in daily sales, and Monday–Friday are generally our busiest days.
I’m primarily looking for someone who is reliable, honest, friendly, and shows up ready to work. I can teach systems and procedures. Reliability and attitude are much harder to teach.
There’s also room to grow. If you perform well and want to learn, I’m happy to develop people toward serving, bartending, supervisory, and eventually management opportunities.
A few RDU-specific requirements:
You need reliable transportation. 4 AM means 4 AM.
Airport employment requires badging and a background check.
You’ll need two acceptable forms of ID for badging.
Badging normally takes around 10–14 days when paperwork is in order.
Relevant experience is preferred, or 2+ years of restaurant experience.
Spanish proficiency is highly valued.
We work hard, help each other, make our money, and go home. I’m looking for someone who wants to be part of that kind of team.
If interested, DM me with your name, availability, relevant experience, resume (if available) and a little about yourself.
Hey everyone! I’m hoping the Raleigh Reddit community can help me out.
I’m currently living in Southern Indiana, but my fiancée lives in Raleigh, and I’m planning to relocate to the Triangle this year. My lease is up in November, and I’ve been actively applying to procurement/sourcing positions in the area since May.
The job search has been tougher than I expected, so I figured it was time to reach out to the people who actually live and work in the Raleigh area.
A little about me:
🎓 B.S. in Supply Chain Management — University of Tennessee, Knoxville
🏢 3+ years with International Paper
My career progression at IP has been:
2023–2024: Global Sourcing Associate
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2024–2025: Storeroom Supervisor
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2025–Present: Purchasing Manager
I’ve been fortunate to take on increasing responsibility throughout my time at International Paper, and I’m now looking to bring that experience to a new company in the Triangle.
I’m primarily interested in:
• Procurement / Purchasing
• Strategic Sourcing
• Supplier Management
• Contract Management
• Category Management
• Buyer / Senior Buyer roles
• Procurement Manager roles
• Procurement or contract consulting
I’m open to different industries and would consider opportunities throughout Raleigh, Durham, Cary, Morrisville, Apex, and the surrounding Triangle area.
If you work in procurement, supply chain, manufacturing, technology, pharmaceuticals, construction, or really any industry that has a strong procurement function, I’d love to hear from you.
If you know of a company hiring, have a referral you’d be willing to make, know a recruiter I should talk to, or even just have advice for someone trying to break into the Raleigh job market from out of state, I’d genuinely appreciate it.
I’m happy to send my resume or connect directly.
Thanks, Raleigh! Hopefully I’ll be joining you all soon. 🤞
Currently living in Boston, it looks like we will be moving here to start a family (🤞). At the soonest we would like to move mid March if there isn’t a sign on bonus so we actaully get our bonus, but we would prefer around May or June. How far out should we be applying, do jobs here tend to hire early? And can anyone connect us with any recruiters? We figured small CRO’s might be our best bet to start in the areas.
Hi everyone! I am not affiliated with Quail Ridge Books (just a huge fan for of 30+ years!) but have seen a few posts lately from people looking for part-time and seasonal work, so thought I'd share this here. Quail Ridge Books is located at North Hills and is a cornerstone of the small business community here in Raleigh.
Fo convenience the job description is pasted below, but you will still need to go to the link to apply:
>Quail Ridge Books is hiring for seasonal part-time booksellers for the general sales floor and children’s department!
>We love books, but our highest priority is our customers. We need someone great with people, detail-oriented, and quick to pick up technical skills. Being able to engage with a range of people with a variety of interests and needs is a must. Prior customer service and cash handling skills will be prioritized for interviews.
>Bookselling is physically hard. You will be on your feet most of the time and may need to haul books around the store. You may have to lift heavy boxes or roll bookcases for events. The job description is varied, and flexibility is required on everyone's part. Regular duties include operating a register, vacuuming, shelving, and calling customers about special orders. We are open from 10am to 9pm Monday through Saturday and from 10am to 6pm on Sundays, and evening and weekend availability is necessary. While we're closed on Thanksgiving, Christmas Day, and New Year's Day, we need people who will be in town and available through the entire holiday season and the first week of January.
>Please note for the seasonal children’s bookseller position- Knowledge and love of children's books (from infant to YA) is a must as well as a wealth of patience.
After 18 years at the same Fortune 10 company and just 7 weeks before we were to close on our first home, my husband was laid off.
We signed the contract months ago for this new build, picked out all the design elements, brought his credit score up, and were just about to start packing when this happened. The builders have given us until August 28th for him to find comparable employment.
We are doing everything legally permissible and utilizing every resource. But if there’s one community that’s known for winning right at the buzzer - it’s us. And so, I come to our community. If you know anyone in tech talent acquisition, are in the field and have advice and/or leads, please send me a DM.
I will say he’s a certified Agile SAFe Scrum Master and Salesforce Administrator. Please DM if you’d like his LinkedIn info!
I think my husband may be mortified that I’m posting here but, if we lose this opportunity, I want to know we gave it our all.
Hi guys! This is my first time posting in this community but I’ve lived in Charlotte for the past 16 years. I trying to find labor within Charlotte or on the outskirts. I am looking for a crew of helpers to work in a distribution center or factory setting, think machine operators or forklift driving. Skills are definitely considered and compensated accordingly. The only condition is that I need a full crew, so a minimum of 5 people, no single personnel please.
Feel free to DM me here or email me at charlotteworkopportunity@gmail.com for more information and info. Then we can take the conversation on the phone, but for now I don’t want to be bombarded so that’s why I created the email address.
I am happy to give back to the city that gave me so much!
I got a job down here I start at the end of the month. My girlfriend is coming with me and she’s worried about finding a job. She has stated that a coffee shop gig or a breakfast place would be fun. As she has worked that last 5 years in food service. Preferably with a staff that’s tight knit. Hoping she can make some friends down here while I’m busy working long hours. Doesn’t have to be food service just something morning and sociable. Any suggestions would be great! Thanks.
EDIT: We’ll be staying in Briar Creek so anywhere within 15-20 minutes preferred!