Community Manager

Since 1938, the Ackermann Group has a long history in real estate development and property management that has continued to grow and thrive in the Midwest region. Our guiding principles of collaboration, commitment to a personal approach, and delivering above expectations are paramount to who we are as an organization. We believe in and are dedicated to our employees and invest in passionate individuals who want to be a part of a vibrant and community-focused culture. What we’re looking for: We are seeking a full-time Community Manager to join our growing team in Indianapolis, Indiana! As a Community Manager at Ackermann Group, you will be responsible for recognizing and understanding the ongoing needs of the community and for carrying out or directing the onsite team to accomplish all budgeted and operational objectives. Additional responsibilites include: Maintaining a strong strategic awareness of their community’s evolving requirements related to facilities and performance Collaborating with the Recruiter as well as Regional Manager to recruit & interview candidates Providing leadership, coaching & supervision for the leasing and maintenance teams while creating performance goals Creating site level meeting framework to support clear & consistent communication within and across the team Functioning as decision maker for resident and prospect related feedback and concerns Leveraging Ackermann Group’s property management software and reporting capabilities to evaluate and manage property level occupancy & financial performance Collaborating with leadership team on the implementation and execution of marketing strategies Collaborating with the Maintenance Supervisor to ensure an efficient overall maintenance operation is in place. This includes unit turns, grounds maintenance, preventative maintenance & service request completions Managing site-level Capital Expenditure projects while collaborating with leadership team Demonstrating the ability to perform various job functions as needed to meet the operational demands of the property, ensuring a high level of service and efficiency in all areas Taking responsibility for other work-related tasks as assigned by the Regional Manager. The ideal Community Manager will have: Availability to work full-time: Monday - Friday, 9:00am - 6:00pm + at least one Saturday per month, 9:00am - 4:00pm (additional Saturdays may be required depending on needs of property) At least 2 years of residential property management or relevant leadership, operations, and/or performance management experience A high school diploma or equivalent is required - Bachelor’s Degree is preferred Proven ability to meet the financial goals of a community Proficiency in property management software and Microsoft Office products. Experience with Yardi Voyager, Rent Café CRM, EliseAI, AIRM is preferred. Understanding of applicable Fair Housing laws and standards Excellent verbal and written communication skills We are proud to offer many Benefits & Perks at Ackermann Group including: Competitive annual compensation + quarterly bonus and commission potential for new and renewed leases Health benefits including medical, dental, and vision insurance 401k retirement program with company match Paid time off including sick, vacation, holidays, and your birthday! Employee rent discount to live at any Ackermann community Career coaching and development Company engagement events Voluntary Self-Identification For government reporting purposes, we ask candidates to respond to the below self-identification survey.Completion of the form is entirely voluntary. Whatever your decision, it will not be considered in the hiringprocess or thereafter. Any information that you do provide will be recorded and maintained in aconfidential file. 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