| Location | Pleasanton, CA |
| Salary | $110,000–$130,000 Per Year |
Community Association Management (CAM) | Pleasanton, California (East Bay) | Hybrid | Full-Time
Full-time in Pleasanton, CA (East Bay). Standard office hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., with one work-from-home day per week after training. Occasional travel, community visits, evening meetings, or other after-hours commitments may be needed. Relocation assistance may be considered.
CAM is hiring a Vice President of HOA Operations to lead the day-to-day work of the Community Management team. Reporting directly to the President, you'll oversee Supervisory Community Managers and improve how the team serves boards and communities as CAM grows.
The role focuses on leading people and improving operations, with temporary community coverage during staffing gaps. It offers the opportunity to take on broader operational leadership over time.
$110,000 to $130,000 annually
Company-provided laptop and reimbursement for eligible phone and business mileage expenses.
Set operating priorities with the President and translate them into clear responsibilities, practical procedures, and measurable goals.
Make decisions about staffing and operating changes as needs shift. Remove obstacles that slow the team down and coordinate coverage when vacancies disrupt service.
Lead Supervisory Community Managers and oversee hiring, staffing, performance management, and employee development across Community Management.
Coach supervisors on developing their managers, addressing performance issues, and handling difficult conversations. Improve onboarding so employees understand their responsibilities and receive consistent guidance.
Build scorecards and reporting that show where service, staffing, or productivity needs attention. Use those findings to prioritize improvements and evaluate whether changes are working.
Assign clear ownership for implementation and review results with the leaders responsible for the work.
Support supervisors and managers in resolving escalated issues and strengthening relationships with HOA boards.
Identify patterns in board feedback and service issues, then use what you learn to improve how the team communicates and responds.
Supervisors resolve more day-to-day issues within their teams. The President can see where executive attention is needed, and communities receive consistent service through staffing changes. Recurring issues lead to improvements the team can put into practice.
You set direction when the path is still taking shape. You make decisions promptly, explain your reasoning directly, and give supervisors room to act. You listen to the people doing the work, build support for changes, and adjust when results show a different approach is needed.
CAM serves community associations across the East and South Bay. We help boards govern their communities, plan for long-term needs, and maintain property values. The VP will work closely with the President to develop leaders and shape how CAM supports its employees and clients as it grows.