Assistant Project Manager - (7110 - NorCal) **Hybrid Remote Position**

Position is for a full-time Assistant Project Manager to work at EAH Corporate located in San Rafael, CA. This is a hybrid remote position. Qualified candidates must have a Bachelor's degree and some related work or field work experience in matters related to affordable housing development such as residential architecture, finance, planning, construction, etc. Valid California Driver's license and access to reliable transportation required. Salary range: $72,010 - $107,994 per year; hiring range for new employees is generally $72,010 - $90,002 per year, DOE. Please note an offer will take into consideration the experience of the final candidate and the current salary level of individuals working at EAH in a similar role. POSITION OVERVIEW Under the direction of the Director of Real Estate Development, the Assistant Project Manager's primary responsibility is to support to the real estate development department (including Directors and Project Managers) as they work towards identifying and securing new projects and ensuring the development and/or rehabilitation of affordable housing communities throughout EAH target regions. As part of the real estate development team, the Assistant Project Manager plays an integral role to support the development team throughout every phase of the real estate development process including site acquisition, entitlements, financing, design, construction, and lease up of new construction and rehabilitation projects. This position is characterized by initiative, responsibility, accountability, and ability to work congenially with a wide variety of individuals. RESPONSIBILITIES - General Project Management Assistance. Provides support to the Director of Real Estate Development and Project Managers as needed in connection with various new construction and rehabilitation transactions including: processing, tracking and following up on documents and letters; coordination with internal staff; management of relevant consultants; management of acquisition, construction and permanent loan closing due diligence; internal document review; coordination of design teams, plan submittal to municipalities and consultants, obtaining clearances during the plan check process; management of departmental checklists. Assists with other protocols including predevelopment budgets, decision memos, board presentations, invoice processing, etc., and maintains accurate and up-to-date files for projects. - Funding Applications. Assembles applications to various funders, including but not limited to the Housing and Community Investment Department of the City of Los Angeles (HCIDLA), the Los Angeles County Development Authority (LACDA), the Housing Authority of the City of Los Angeles (HACLA), California Tax Credit Allocation Committee (CTCAC), California Department of Housing and Community Development (HCD), HOME/CDBG, California Housing Finance Agency, HUD, etc. Maintains a working file of updated standard EAH documents and forms from other organizations used in applications. - Draw Assistance. Prepares and assists with preparation, maintenance and submitting funding draws to various financial institutions throughout the various phases of development - Community Outreach and Engagement. Conducts research and assessments of community assets and needs; identifies key stakeholders; prepares presentation materials as needed for public meetings. - Site Due Diligence. Performs due diligence work on potential sites deemed generally viable for development purposes. Due diligence review includes reviewing preliminary title reports, evaluating infrastructure, estimating market values through comparable sales analysis, visiting and photographing sites and adjacent areas, and assessing ability to obtain entitlements for contemplated projects in the context of local general plan and zoning designations. - Financial Analysis. Creates and analyzes preliminary financial projections for potential transactions; compiles comprehensive deal analysis packages, and assesses risk associated with any acquisition for review by supervisor and Executive Team. - Funding Research. Identifies, evaluates, and monitors new and existing funding sources and remains up to date on the status of those sources of funding. Analyzes funding competition and scoring of competitive applicants in connection with various sources. - Entitlement and Community Support. Ensures that local approvals and neighborhood acceptance of proposed housing development projects occur, including submitting land use applications, and attendance at hearings and neighborhood meetings. Assists Director of Development in obtaining public approvals. - Proposal Creation and Support. Creates and manages proposals for land and funding opportunities. - Plan Participation. Actively participates in EAH's Injury and Illness Prevention Plan. - Lender Relations. Maintains positive working relationships with public and private lenders and grant sources. - Presentation Creation. Creates presentations for internal and external audiences. - Conference Attendance. Represents EAH at targeted industry conferences and seminars. - Attendance. Regular and predictable attendance. - Other. Other duties as assigned. QUALIFICATIONS Must have a Bachelor's degree. Some related work or field work experience in matters related to affordable housing development such as residential architecture, finance, planning, construction, etc. Valid California Driver's license and access to reliable transportation required. DESIRABLE ADDITIONAL QUALIFICATIONS - Education - master's degree in a related field (Urban Planning, Real Estate Development, Business, etc.) - Experience working at an affordable housing development company in California. - Experience with California LIHTC transactions, along with familiarity of California Housing and Community Development (HCD) programs. - Minimum of one successful LIHTC financial construction closing.