The Raleigh metro area is one of the hottest job markets in the country with 24 percent of employers looking to add workers in the coming months. And workers already are hard to find. But demand for talent is even hotter in Charlotte, Greensboro and Winston-Salem.
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So is the Triangle really the hot bed for STEM-related jobs that a new study says? See what NCSU economist Dr. Mike Walden has to say.
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With high-tech workers making up more than 10 percent of the labor force, the metro areas of Durham-Chapel Hill and Raleigh rank among the top 15 metro areas for STEM employment, says a new study.
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A look inside the latest information technology jobs report from the NC Technology Association shows that demand for talent continues to be robust on most of the state’s metro areas. Plus, a variety of firms – not just high tech – are continuing to hire.
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The number of advertised high-tech job openings across North Carolina fell slightly in September to 24,113 from a year-long high of 24,762 in August, but job demand is still 20 percent higher year-over-year.
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High-tech job openings in North Carolina grew in March to well above 20,000 with demand in Durham and Chapel Hill setting the pace.
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If you are a software developer and you know Java, and you are job hunting, you have a pretty good chance of finding a new job in North Carolina.
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Employers across North Carolina are looking to fill nearly 18,000 jobs across a variety of skills throughout North Carolina, according to new data from the North Carolina Technology Association. The greatest demand is for software developers.
Read MoreLooking for a job in high-tech or a position with a better salary? A new survey just out from Cary-based Global Knowledge ranks the top 15 paying positions requiring tech certification. Salaries top out at more than $121,000.
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