Across Raleigh-Durham, the job market is showing a fresh surge of activity, with a diverse mix of roles popping up in the past week—offering something for almost every professional and lifestyle preference. From in-person customer service to fully remote tech work, and from accounting and law to education and creative fields, there’s both variety and opportunity.For those preferring in-person, flexible positions, Costco is actively hiring Guest Experience Associates in Raleigh for both full-time and part-time schedules. These roles appeal to those who thrive on helping others and enjoy a dynamic, community-oriented workplace. On the recruitment front, Robert Half lists several specialized contract and permanent roles, including a Part-Time HR Coordinator focused on supporting the dental industry, managing onboarding, compliance, and administrative tasks for around $21 to $25 per hour. That same agency highlights a seasoned Estate Planning & Administration Attorney position at a boutique Raleigh law firm, where the focus is on guiding clients through estate matters, charitable giving, and tax planning—offering a robust salary and benefits package, along with mentorship and ongoing development.If numbers are more your speed, new accounting and finance opportunities have opened up. One construction company is looking for an Accounts Receivable/Collections Analyst, blending project-based collections expertise with the chance for a mostly remote schedule—ideal if you’re detail-oriented and enjoy process optimization. Another Durham-based life sciences firm seeks a Senior Accountant to support R&D, manufacturing, and commercial teams—a role requiring regulatory savvy in a fast-paced sector. For those with broader oversight ambitions, openings for Controllers in both Raleigh and Pinehurst offer chances to lead financial operations, reporting, and compliance, with strong potential for career advancement and hybrid work options. Real estate investors and funds are also in the hunt: a Senior Fund Accountant role in Raleigh involves managing complex financials and investor relations for private real estate funds.Remote and tech-driven jobs continue to flourish in the region as well. Indeed’s recent listings show dozens of part-time remote positions across fields like AI training, where subject matter experts in biology, mathematics, chemistry, and even physics help evaluate and improve generative AI models—all from home, and with flexible hours. There’s also a surge in digital media and content creation jobs; for instance, a local retail brand is hiring a Part-Time Marketing Project Manager to oversee campaigns on a contract basis. Meanwhile, customer service and sales roles—including call center representatives and remote sales executives—are hiring aggressively, emphasizing schedule flexibility and career growth.Creativity and learning find a home in recent openings too. A Digital Media Content Specialist role supports content creation for podcasts and digital platforms, while several part-time tutoring and training jobs, including SAT prep and subject-specific instruction, provide engaging work for those with a teaching background or specialized expertise.For those seeking traditional, structured office environments, a Contract-to-Permanent Office Manager job in Durham combines administrative oversight with the promise of long-term advancement, and demand remains for Staff Accountants, Accounting Managers, and even Executive-level talent in finance and operations.Interestingly, some sectors show gaps or shifts. Bank of America’s career portal currently lacks very recent postings for Raleigh, but highlights ongoing needs in relationship management, business development, and client solutions, especially for those willing to travel. Retail, hospitality, and delivery roles are also abundant, both on job boards and via direct employer sites, hinting at a continued rebound in frontline services.Taken together, the past week in Raleigh-Durham’s job market reveals a landscape rich with choice—whether you’re looking for steady in-office work, flexible remote gigs, specialized legal or financial careers, or hybrid opportunities that blend both worlds. The region is clearly responding to varied professional needs, offering not just jobs, but pathways to growth and balance.This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI

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