Posted 6d ago

Project Manager

@ FFAH Family of Nonprofits
Bend, Oregon, United States
OnsiteFull Time
Responsibilities:managing projects, coordinating partners, tracking budgets
Requirements Summary:2–5 years construction or real estate development project management experience, strong organization and communication, proficiency with Microsoft Office, ability to manage multiple projects and external partners.
Technical Tools Mentioned:Microsoft Office
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About FFAH
The Foundation for Affordable Housing is a 501c3 nonprofit affordable housing developer committed to creating high-quality, affordable homes across the Western United States. We develop, finance, and manage apartment communities that serve low- and moderate-income families and seniors. Our work spans predevelopment through construction close-out, and we partner with municipalities, housing authorities, investors, and lenders to bring complex deals to life.


Position Overview
The Project Manager supports FFAH's Land Development team in managing affordable housing projects from site acquisition through construction completion. This is an in-office role based in Bend, Oregon. The right candidate brings solid project management fundamentals - ideally in construction or real estate development - and the organizational discipline to track multiple active deals simultaneously in a fast-moving, deadline-driven environment.


Core Responsibilities

  • Project Management
    Manage assigned projects across predevelopment, entitlement, financing, and construction phases
    Coordinate with architects, engineers, general contractors, and third-party consultants to keep projects on schedule and within budget
    Maintain detailed project schedules, budgets, and deliverable trackers; identify risks early and drive resolution
    Prepare and distribute project meeting agendas, minutes, and status updates

  • Finance & Closing Support
    Support preparation of funding applications and financing packages for affordable housing projects
    Coordinate construction and permanent loan closings with legal counsel, lenders, investors, and public agency partners
    Assist with draw management, budget tracking, and lender/investor reporting during construction

  • Entitlement & Regulatory Coordination
    Navigate local land use and permitting processes; coordinate with city and county planning staff
    Track compliance with regulatory agreements, funding commitments, and development timelines
    Monitor agency milestones and assist with reporting requirements to state and federal housing agencies

  • Stakeholder & Partner Coordination
    Coordinate across FFAH's internal teams - legal, finance, compliance, and asset management - on deal-specific needs
    Maintain professional relationships with city/county partners, housing authorities, and community stakeholders
    Represent FFAH in external meetings, partner calls, and project-related correspondence

  • Qualifications
    Required
    2–5 years of experience in construction project management, real estate development, or a closely related field
    Strong organizational skills - able to manage multiple projects and competing deadlines
    Clear, professional written and verbal communication
    Comfortable working in an external-facing role with partners, agencies, and consultants
    Proficiency with Microsoft Office Suite
    Preferred (not required)
    Experience with Low-Income Housing Tax Credits (LIHTC) or HUD programs
    Background in affordable housing development or nonprofit real estate
    Familiarity with Oregon or multi-state entitlement and permitting processes
    Experience with project tracking tools or development management software

  • Compensation & Benefits
    100% employer-paid medical, dental, and vision insurance
    401(k) with company contribution
    Company cell phone plan
    Daily office lunch (Bend office)
    Welcome merch package
    Collaborative, mission-driven work environment

Foundation for Affordable Housing is an equal opportunity employer.