Lots of change is coming to North Carolina’s technology economy this year as the COVID-19 pandemic drags on into a second year. And Brooks Raiford, CEO of the North Carolina Technology, talks with WRAL TechWire about what’s on the horizon as a preview of NCTA’s annual tech conference set for Wednesday.
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The North Carolina Technology Association decided to try a virtual job fair on Wednesday as a way to help candidates find open positions while safely keeping social distancing.
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Independent broadband providers are helping rural areas achieve greater access to broadband Internet services at higher speeds, survey says.
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Information technology jobs are becoming increasingly available across North Carolina with openings in June climbing to more than 23,000 with demand especially strong in the Triangle, says the North Carolina Technology Association.
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How hot is the tech sector of North Carolina’s economy? The number of open information technology jobs continues to climb across the state even as the state’s jobless rate declines again.
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Companies across North Carolina are looking to fill more than 20,000 information technology jobs, according to the latest Tech Talent Trends Alert from the NC Technology Association.
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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.
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