Top Tech Jobs & Startup Jobs in Raleigh-Durham, NC

The Sales Associate is responsible for generating sales and providing excellent customer service while adhering to company policies and maintaining store standards.

As a Financial Software Engineer, you will design, architect, and build systems to enhance liquidity access for Capital Market clients, while leading projects and mentoring junior members.

The Sales Manager will prospect and build relationships with restaurants, lead the sales cycle, and close partnerships while promoting Chowbus' restaurant technology.

As a Program Specialist, you will engage with schools to support fundraising efforts, teach character curriculum, and motivate students while working closely with a dedicated team.

Lead and develop a global benefits team and own strategy, design, governance, and operations for health, retirement, leave, and wellbeing across 40+ countries. Manage open enrollment, compliance, vendor relationships, budgeting, analytics, HRIS integrations, and deliver AI-driven improvements to benefits operations and employee experience.

Lead the Education and Law Project providing strategic legal leadership, managing attorneys and staff, directing litigation and policy advocacy, building partnerships, overseeing budgets and grants, pursuing funding, representing the organization publicly, and contributing to organizational strategy to advance educational equity in North Carolina.

Supervise records staff and manage construction document workflows: receive, log, audit, file, track, and secure project records. Maintain inventory, supplies, and shipping/receiving. Train staff, enforce standardized filing taxonomy and data entry, support project information requests, and perform site-based document control tasks requiring PPE and physical activity.

Join the Client Management team to recruit, vet, and coordinate industry experts for client projects. Manage client communications, schedule meetings, ensure compliance, conduct industry research, and oversee project timelines. Develop negotiation, networking, and organizational skills while supporting multiple simultaneous engagements post a 12-week training program.

Lead SOX compliance activities and perform financial and operational audits. Assess control design and operating effectiveness, execute tests, manage remediation, document workpapers, prepare audit reports with recommendations, and follow up on management action plans. Collaborate with control owners, project teams, and external auditors.

Manage month-end close including reconciliations and journal entries, prepare monthly/quarterly financial statements, handle deferred revenue and GAAP accounting, implement accounting controls and processes, build and maintain financial models and analyses, and support special projects while partnering with leadership to drive business performance.