Are you looking to start your new career? Join CAMS (Community Association Management Services), where our dynamic team of experts specializes in various areas, from homeowner, property, and condo association management to the management of high-rise, mixed-use, and lifestyle communities. If you’re interested in joining a company that values a supportive culture, inclusion, and growth, then CAMS is the place for you!

REQUIREMENTS

• Proven proficiency in learning new technology.
• Proficient in Microsoft Office applications (Word, Excel, Outlook).
• Proven capability to review and analyze financial reports.
• Grasp of contractual bidding processes.
• Knowledge of proper meeting order.
• Familiarity with the architectural request process.
• Ability to create and maintain a proper working budget.

PREFERRED EDUCATION, LICENSING, AND EXPERIENCE

• Associate degree or higher preferred
• Property Management related experience

WHAT IS A COMMUNITY ASSOCIATE (MANAGER IN TRAINING) ROLE?

At CAMS we believe in creating a winning team of managers who can work together to provide exceptional service to our clients. The community associate (CA) or “manager in training” position is a full-time, salaried role that immerses newcomers in community management.
In the CA role, you will shadow community managers (CMs) within the regional office and begin the educational journey to become a portfolio manager. Our managers are supported by a team of specialists dedicated to assisting the general membership of our communities. Once your level of knowledge and expertise aligns with being able to hold a portfolio of properties, you will be eligible to be promoted to a community manager position. The timeframe for this transition from CA to CM is anywhere from six months to eighteen months. Your supervisor will work with you to determine when you are ready to transition by hosting check-ins and performance reviews.

WHAT YOU WILL LEARN TO DO AS A COMMUNITY ASSOCIATE

• Maintain an open line of communication with boards of directors and homeowners.
• Prepare and present budgets to your boards.
• Analyze monthly financial reports and create variance reports for your boards.
• Create monthly management reports.
• Contact and coordinate with vendors for community maintenance projects.
• Oversee daily operations of your portfolio of communities.
• Regularly attend board meetings as well as internal team meetings.
• Supervise administrative and maintenance staff when applicable.