Controls Jobs in North Carolina

[The Reaper]

Anybody know what the market is like for programmers in NC? I'm thinking about getting out of CT! Happy Holidays.

[orion242]

Pretty darn busy from what I hear. If I get sick of snow I may move in this direction also.

[joey791]

Check out www.indeed.com they have quite a few openings listed

[chesehd]

Control Management, Inc. out of Columbia, SC has some territory in southern NC. I spent several years with them, they're an A+ team from top to bottom. I'd have no problem recommending them to anyone.

Ken

[orion242]

Small world. I know Ken @ CMI also.

[chesehd]

Are you thinking of Kent or Glenn? Unless they hired another Ken (always possible) I left at the end of 2007. I know you live less than an hour away, might be a good chance to meet for coffee or a beer.

Ken

[The Reaper]

Thanks for the replies. From what I've seen so far, the pay scale is much lower. But then again, so is the cost of living.

[chesehd]

You are correct on both counts. NC is better than SC, however on both. Plus, from what I understand, the public schools are also better in NC.

[orion242]

Are you thinking of Kent or Glenn? Unless they hired another Ken (always possible) I left at the end of 2007. I know you live less than an hour away, might be a good chance to meet for coffee or a beer.

Ken

my typo. I meant Kent W and I almost always open to a beverage.

[MaxBurn]

Thanks for the replies. From what I've seen so far, the pay scale is much lower. But then again, so is the cost of living.

This is true. I moved from NH to SC and all I can say is study some of the more popular cost of living calculators to try and figure the situation out.

Harris also has some territory in western NC.