Local Eye Site Announces New Director of Technology

by Brad McCorkle on June 12, 2014

Cameron Lockey

RALEIGH, NC - June 12th, 2014 - Local Eye Site, the leading provider of job-search and online recruitment services for the eye care industry, announced that Cameron Lockey will join their team as Director of Technology.

Cameron brings 10 years of web development and design experience to his new role, in which he will direct all development and implementation of the firm’s web applications and technology for job search and recruitment advertising.

“The experience that job-seekers and employers have as they engage our website is very important to our business,” said Brad McCorkle, founder of Local Eye Site. “Since our services are delivered strictly as a web application, the Director of Technology role is of critical importance to us. Cameron is a talented and creative professional with a strong technical background.  Having him on our team is going to enable us to be even more responsive to our customers. We’re thrilled to have him on board.”

Born and raised in farm country near the coast of North Carolina, Cameron also holds a degree in Film Studies. His keen eye for visual aspects of web development and experience as both a product manager and programmer equip him with a wide range of skills to meet the demand for constant innovation across all aspects of Local Eye Site’s digital offerings and strategies.

About Local Eye Site

Local Eye Site is the leading provider of job-search and online recruitment services for the eye care industry. By connecting with over 30 industry partners through their ‘Power Network,’ Local Eye Site is the most effective recruiting resource for eye care professionals. By partnering with the leading publishers and professional organizations in eye care, Local Eye Site effectively reaches all segments of the eye care industry. There is no better online career resource for Optometrists, Ophthalmologists, Technicians, Opticians, Optical sales representatives and more.

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