Job fair today features hundreds of positions that need to be filled

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Job seekers look into positions at other job fairs. In today’s economy, workers have the upper hand.
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By Holly Shively
Feb 27, 2019
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Area employers hiring for hundreds of jobs will be at a job fair at Wright State University’s Nutter Center on Wednesday.

The job fair from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at 3640 Colonel Glenn Highway in Fairborn will have representatives from several area companies that could result in on-the-spot interviews and offers or one-on-one opportunities with job recruiters.

Interested candidates are encouraged to bring updated resumes or work history and can register online. There will be free parking and admission.

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Here are some of the employers and jobs available at the fair:

Radiance Technologies

Mid-level reverse engineer, software test engineer, aerospace cyber engineer, software engineer, database administrator, entry level reverse engineer

Freight Handlers, Inc.

Freight handlers

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Adecco

Team leads, warehouse, assembly, manufacturing, clerical, call center, production

Renewal by Anderson

Canvassers, brand ambassadors, painters, window and door installers, sales consultants, office admin

Spectrum Direct Sales

Outside sales representatives

Worldpay

Call center

Ohio National Guard

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