Raleigh-Durham’s job market is heating up, with a range of new opportunities posted in the past week across tech, healthcare, education, and more. As part of North Carolina’s Research Triangle, this region continues to draw national attention for its innovation, growth, and quality of life—making it a hotspot for job seekers.

The technology sector remains a powerhouse in the Triangle. IBM, Cisco, and Red Hat have listed recent openings for software engineers, systems analysts, and cybersecurity specialists. IBM is specifically hiring for software developers with cloud computing experience, while Cisco is building out its cybersecurity team, looking for analysts with at least two years of experience. Local startups are also hiring; cloud-based analytics firm Pendo has posted roles for front-end developers and product managers.

Life sciences, a long-standing strength here, continue to generate hiring momentum. Biogen and IQVIA in Durham posted several new roles this week. Biogen is seeking research associates for clinical development, particularly those with experience in neuroscience. IQVIA, a global leader in healthcare analytics, is recruiting for data scientists and clinical trial managers with remote and hybrid work options available.

Healthcare hiring is robust. Duke University Health System has listed over 50 openings in the past seven days across nursing, administration, and radiologic technology. UNC Health is also actively hiring for physical therapists and respiratory care professionals in both Raleigh and Chapel Hill locations.

Education saw a surge in demand with Wake County Public Schools preparing for summer staffing. There are immediate openings for special education teachers, high school math instructors, and school psychologists. North Carolina State University and Duke University are hiring for faculty and research support roles, including lab coordinators and finance analysts.

In financial services, Fidelity Investments just opened several client-facing roles, including customer relationship representatives and financial consultants at their Durham campus. Fidelity’s new hires will benefit from hybrid work flexibility and professional development programs.

The manufacturing sector is also adding jobs. Wolfspeed, a leader in semiconductor materials, recently opened positions for plant engineers and production specialists at its Durham site. Meanwhile, Caterpillar has job listings for mechanical assembly technicians and supply chain coordinators in its Clayton location near Raleigh.

Hospitality roles are seeing a steady climb too. Local hotels and event venues, gearing up for summer travel and conferences, have advertised positions for banquet servers, front desk associates, and culinary staff. Raleigh Marriott City Center and Durham’s 21c Museum Hotel are both in hiring mode this week.

Remote work continues to play a large role in the region. Companies such as Lenovo and Credit Suisse are offering telecommute options for certain finance and IT positions. Job seekers can find these opportunities listed on Indeed, LinkedIn, and company career portals.

Overall, the Raleigh-Durham area shows strong hiring momentum across multiple sectors. With competitive salaries, an affordable cost of living, and ongoing economic investment, the Triangle remains an appealing destination for professionals considering their next career move.