RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, North Carolina — In the past few weeks, Apple has posted a flurry of jobs for its planned outpost in the Research Triangle, a review of the company's jobs board show.
The dozens of job postings are the latest sign of the iPhone maker's looming ramp-up in the Triangle, where it plans to hire thousands of workers in the next few years. The company has so far kept mostly quiet about its strategic plans for its future Research Triangle Park office.
Last April, Apple announced it would build a corporate campus in RTP that would eventually be home to 3,000 employees. The announcement came after the state agreed to give the company the largest incentive package in the history of the state — worth nearly $1 billion, The News & Observer previously reported.
