Top Community Manager Jobs

The Developer Community Manager will connect Cognition with the developer ecosystem by managing community programs, events, and technical content, driven by a technical background and ability to engage with software engineers.

The Social Media Editor/Community Manager is responsible for managing social media channels, developing SEO-focused content, engaging the community, and leading online engagement initiatives.

Oversee daily apartment community operations, handle resident concerns and rent collection, market the property, lead site staff, manage budgets, and ensure excellent customer service.

The Social Media Community Manager will engage with online communities, respond to inquiries, monitor social media activity, and support social media strategies and campaigns. Responsibilities also include providing counsel, reporting, and assisting with campaign logistics, all while ensuring goal alignment with clients and teams.

Manage community engagement on social media, respond to inquiries, monitor trends, develop strategies, and produce content reports.

The Case Manager conducts assessments, coordinates referrals, and links individuals to services for treatment and long-term recovery in community settings.

Lead all operational, financial, and physical aspects of Washington Gardens. Oversee daily property operations, leasing, resident relations, budgeting, compliance (Fair Housing, HUD/HOME when applicable), maintenance coordination, team leadership, training, and reporting using property management systems to maximize occupancy, NOI, and resident retention.

Manage daily operations of a residential community including leasing, occupancy, rent collections, compliance (Tax Credit, EIV, HUD), inspections, maintenance oversight, vendor management, staff hiring/training, and resident relations to ensure a safe, well-maintained property.

Manage all daily operations of a residential community including leasing, occupancy, marketing, rent collections, compliance (REAC/MOR, Tax Credit, HUD), vendor supervision, unit inspections, maintenance oversight, and hiring/training on-site staff. Report to Regional Property Manager and ensure safe, well-maintained community and adherence to fair housing laws.

Manage day-to-day operations of an affordable/workforce multifamily community including leasing, occupancy, compliance (Tax Credit, EIV, HUD), rent collections, vendor supervision, inspections, staff hiring/training, and resident relations. Reports to Regional Property Manager.

This role focuses on leading community growth in Korea for the Aptos ecosystem, engaging traders, developing events, and fostering relationships with local crypto communities.

As a Community Manager for Korea, you will grow the Aptos community by engaging users, managing events, and collaborating with local and global teams.

Support overall apartment community operations including rent collection, marketing and leasing vacant units, resident relations, and administrative duties. Maintain records, assist with HUD/Tax Credit recertifications, and use property management systems.

Manage community engagement across platforms, create content, represent brand values, organize events, collect feedback, and analyze metrics for web3 community.

Manages an onsite homeowners association, serving as liaison among the board, residents, vendors, and internal teams. Responsibilities include running board meetings, overseeing contracts and maintenance projects, conducting property inspections, managing violations and work orders, preparing bids and communications, maintaining records, supporting budgets and financial reporting, and ensuring client satisfaction and account retention. The role requires strong organization, customer service, problem-solving, computer proficiency, and the ability to travel between communities.

Lead product strategy and execution to grow and retain a global expert community. Own onboarding, engagement, compensation, reputation, mobile/web experience, and metrics. Partner with engineering, design, data, and ops to build AI-assisted, human-in-the-loop systems that convert expert conversations into structured, trusted insights at scale.

Manage a portfolio of homeowner associations: liaise with boards/homeowners, attend meetings and inspections, prepare statutory mailings and financial packages, review monthly financials, and recommend capital expenditures to maintain community operations and appearance.

The Manager, Account Development increases market awareness and customer base through direct client contact, strategy implementation, and collaboration with the Business Development Team.

Lead government program development for the Intelligence Community, driving AI and classified compute initiatives that fuse space sensing with advanced AI. Own stakeholder engagement, capture efforts, RFI/RFP responses, cross-functional coordination with engineering and contracts, and program growth. Must obtain Top Secret clearance and operate onsite in Washington, DC, with up to 25% travel.

The Project Manager will oversee community development projects, managing scope, budget, and schedule while ensuring quality and compliance with engineering standards.

Manage civil land development projects through scoping, design, permitting, construction administration, and close-out. Serve as client lead, technical lead for grading, drainage, wet utilities, street improvements, and hydrology/hydraulic modeling. Oversee budgets, schedules, invoices, change orders, quality, and business development.

The Community Project Manager role involves managing community initiatives, organizing events, and engaging with stakeholders to foster collaboration and growth in the community.

Manages all operations of a condominium community association, including budgeting, assessments, vendor and contractor coordination, records, invoices, payroll, resident relations, safety procedures, board meetings, policy enforcement, and building maintenance. Hires, trains, supervises, and evaluates on-site staff while ensuring compliance with fair housing, ADA, employment, and other applicable laws. Supports property value preservation and advises the board on operational and policy matters.

Build and lead Iru’s private and public communities for IT and security practitioners. Responsibilities include launching community programs, recruiting members, managing engagement and retention, creating original campaigns and social content, maintaining brand voice, amplifying product launches, gathering audience insights, and collaborating across marketing and creative teams.

Develops community and property management relationships to support business development, generate sales leads, strengthen brand awareness, coordinate product demonstrations, identify promotional opportunities, attend industry events, and maintain Salesforce lead and contact records. The role requires strong networking, selling, communication, relationship-building, regional travel, and knowledge of residential and commercial products.