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Gilder Search Group is seeking a Maintenance Coordinator in the Dallas area to own resident service requests and keep vendors on track for timely completion.
You will engage residents professionally, coordinate activities, and support teammates while maintaining accurate files and positive outcomes. The role offers a hybrid work arrangement with standard hours and occasional overtime.
Picture this: a resident calls in with a maintenance issue. Within the hour, you have already looped in the right vendor, updated the resident, and logged the request in the system. No scrambling, no dropped ball, just steady, professional follow-through. That is the day-to-day our client needs a Maintenance Coordinator to own, and it could be your next role if you thrive on keeping people informed and problems moving toward a resolution.
Our client operates in the single-family residential space and has built a reputation for a flexible, empowering culture. The team values transparency above all: speaking candidly, owning outcomes, and celebrating wins together. They tackle challenges head-on and don't back down, but they don't take themselves too seriously either. If you're self-motivated with a can-do attitude and enjoy finding solutions where others see roadblocks, you'll fit right in. Competitive pay, strong benefits, and real growth opportunities come standard.
This position is based in our client's office in Dallas, TX, with the opportunity to work from home one day per week. Standard workdays are Monday through Friday, with occasional evening and weekend overtime hours.
Our client is committed to building a workplace and community where inclusion is not only valued but prioritized. They take pride in being an equal opportunity employer and seek to create a welcoming environment based on mutual respect, and to recruit, develop, and retain the most talented people from a diverse candidate pool. All employment decisions are made without regard to race, color, religion, gender, gender identity or expression, family status, marital status, sexual orientation, national origin, genetics, neuro-diversity, disability, age, or veteran status, or any other basis protected by federal, state, or local law.
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