Press release
16/04/2010
CTS International, a recruiting company supporting commercial programs such as the Boeing 747, 777, and 787 in the Seattle area, has announced the opening of a new office in Charleston. CTS plans to hire hundreds of employees in support of Boeing's efforts in Charleston, as the low country becomes the new home for a 787 Dreamliner assembly plant."There will be an explosion of jobs and opportunities in the Charleston area because of the 787 program," said CTS President Steve Dworkin.
CTS is already ramping up recruiting efforts for positions in engineering, maintenance, assembly, and scheduling, and sees an opportunity to help grow the local economy. "We are honored and excited to be involved in supporting growth in Charleston," Dworkin said. CTS's Charleston office will also support job growth in the healthcare, defense, telecommunications, and IT markets.
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