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St. Louis County in Missouri is seeking a Residential Data Collector to support the residential appraisal team by gathering and analyzing property data. This role involves fieldwork, engaging with homeowners, and contributing to accurate property valuations, with Monday–Friday daytime hours. Starting salary is $18.52 hourly, with 8:00 a.m.
to 5:00 p.m. shifts. The position offers a clear career path: after one year and completion of an appraisal course, you can be promoted to Residential
The Residential Data Collector plays a key role in supporting the residential appraisal team by gathering and analyzing property data. This position is ideal for someone who enjoys fieldwork, engaging with homeowners, and contributing to the accuracy of residential property valuations. With consistent Monday-Friday daytime hours, it provides a steady schedule and meaningful public service work.
This role directly supports St. Louis County's mission to ensure fair and transparent property assessments for all residents. By verifying property characteristics, reviewing data changes, and maintaining accurate records, Residential Data Collectors help uphold the integrity of the County's valuation system. Their work ensures that residential property assessments are based on reliable, current information-contributing to equitable property valuations.
$18.52 hourly, with standard work hours Monday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Dependable Career Path: After one year of successful performance as a Residential Appraiser Trainee, and the successful completion of one appraisal course, employees are promoted to the role of Residential Appraiser, accompanied by a pay increase. This clear and reliable progression offers a stable pathway for career advancement within the Assessor's Office, providing both professional growth and increased earning potential.
A standout candidate is detail‑oriented, organized, and comfortable performing residential property inspections in the field. They communicate clearly with homeowners, ask thoughtful questions, and respond professionally to inquiries. The ideal candidate is able to verify measurements, document changes accurately, and apply valuation methods with care and consistency. Strong customer service skills, sound judgment, and reliability are essential, along with the ability to work independently and maintain accurate records.
Residential Data Collectors make a significant impact by ensuring that the County's assessment records reflect the true characteristics of residential properties. Their field audits and inspections help maintain fairness in property valuation. This work supports the community by promoting trust in the assessment process and helping fund vital services such as schools, emergency response, infrastructure, and parks.
This role offers hands‑on experience in property assessment, field inspection techniques, and the fundamentals of residential appraisal. It provides a pathway to build deeper expertise in appraisal work, gaining both technical knowledge and professional confidence.
St. Louis County provides a robust benefits package including affordable medical, dental, and vision insurance; generous PTO beginning in the first year; 11 paid holidays; and a deferred benefit retirement plan. Employees may also qualify for Public Service Loan Forgiveness.
The work rules for the St. Louis County Assessor's Office require all employees, whether they reside in St. Louis County or elsewhere, to remain current in the payment of their personal and real property taxes.
Applicants will be evaluated based on relevant education, experience, responses to supplemental questions, and other work-related information provided on the application. Resumes are supplementary and do not replace the required application.
All candidates will receive notifications regarding application status once determined. Status updates are provided via email and can be found within each candidate's Workday profile.
Responses that qualified candidates provide to the application questions will count as 100% of their final evaluation score. A candidate must earn a qualifying grade of 70 or more on the interview to be eligible for appointment. The five highest-ranking candidates will be referred to the Department Director/Appointing Authority for final selection.
Candidates extended a conditional offer must successfully complete all r