Apartment Maintenance Manager - Sequoia Equities

Service Managers at Sequoia inspire team members to be their best self every day. 

You know property maintenance like the back of your hand and appreciate your significant role in preserving a multi-million dollar asset. You’re a natural born leader, an organized and efficient planner. You are skilled in diagnosing and solving maintenance issues and love to share your passion for fixing things. You enjoy rolling your sleeves up and working alongside your team.

You’re always up for a challenge and service with a smile is never an option.

You are in it to win it.

We’re not just any property management company. Join us as we elevate the industry.

Must haves:

• Desire to lead
• Positive attitude
• Organization
• Speed
• Sense of humor
• Superior knowledge of home maintenance including plumbing, electrical, appliance repair, and painting.
• On call availability

Great to haves:

• General contractor, journeyman, electrician, HVAC, or other skilled trade
• Knowledge of property management and maintenance operations software such as Yardi
• Maintenance certification such as EPA or CPO (if you don’t have it, we’ll help you get it)
• Renovations or construction experience

The compensation range for this role is $35 - $44 / hour plus quarterly bonuses.

What we’ll do for you:

• Provide a great place to work – you’ll want to show up and give your best self everyday, we promise
• Allow you to crush it – by providing you the best training programs in the industry
• Make sure you’re covered – superior health, dental, and vision insurance and a 401(k) program/match that keeps you on track for your future
• Give you a break – paid time off for vacation, sick days, 12 holidays, and your birthday
• Reward you – apartment rent discounts up to 50% based on tenure, fun days, generous monthly perks, cash bonuses, and recognition for a job well done
• Encourage you to give back – up to 4 personal paid days off through our purpose program and a company focus on diversity, inclusion, belonging, and equity