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Self-Help Enterprises (SHE) seeks a Housing Rehabilitation Manager to lead a portfolio of programs, including Housing Rehab, Disaster Recovery and ADUs in the Central Valley.
You will oversee intake, underwriting, project completion and compliance across federal, state and local funds, guiding a skilled team, coordinating with jurisdictions, partners and contractors to deliver safe, healthy homes. The role demands collaboration, strong regulatory acumen, and continuous improvement.
Are you a dynamic leader with a passion for affordable housing and community development? Self-Help Enterprises (SHE) is seeking a Housing Rehabilitation Manager to lead a diverse portfolio of housing programs, including Housing Rehabilitation, Disaster Recovery, and Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU) initiatives. This position offers the opportunity to guide a high-performing team, oversee complex federally and state-funded programs, and help expand safe, healthy, and resilient housing opportunities for communities throughout the Central Valley.
As the Housing Rehabilitation Manager, you will lead a team responsible for implementing Housing Rehabilitation, Disaster Recovery, and Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU) programs that help community residents improve the health, safety, and livability of their owner-occupied homes. You will oversee program operations, including participant intake, underwriting, project completion, and compliance under a variety of federal, state, and local funding programs. Working closely with local jurisdictions, funding agencies, contractors, lenders, and internal staff, you will ensure programs are delivered efficiently, accurately, and in compliance with program requirements while meeting production goals and maintaining high standards of customer service.
The successful candidate is a collaborative and organized leader who can effectively manage multiple programs, priorities, and deadlines while developing and mentoring staff. You will possess strong leadership, organizational, and supervisory skills, exercise sound judgment, interpret complex regulations, and build productive relationships with community members, funding partners, contractors, and public and private agency officials. Exceptional attention to detail, communication, and problem-solving skills are essential to ensuring program quality, regulatory compliance, and successful outcomes.
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Type: Full-time Pay: $6,045.00 to $9,846.00 per MONTH