Qualifications, Experience, and Skills: Bachelor's degree required; graduate degree in Urban Planning, Real Estate, Business, or related field preferred Minimum 2 years experience in affordable housing development or related field required; additional experience with mixed-use development or community-based commercial development preferred Strong quantitative and computer skills; proficiency in financial proforma analysis using Microsoft Excel required Strong working knowledge of basic developer requirements and milestones within the affordable housing development lifecycle required; prior experience with architectural design oversight or construction administration preferred Strong organizational, problem-solving, writing, and written and verbal communication skills Experience managing relationships with various stakeholders, including public funding agencies, community organizations, building and planning departments, and private lenders Interest in real estate development at a community-based nonprofit in a multicultural environment Ability to travel locally to multiple housing project and partner sites using an approved mode of transportation; ability to drive when required for job duties, including transporting supplies and traveling between sites where public transportation or rideshare is not a reasonable alternative Proof of eligibility to work in the United States. Responsibilities Include: Manage and oversee key phases of assigned new construction, rehabilitation, and/or refinancing projects within the development pipeline: Carry out site control and entitlement/permitting submittals Monitor project financials including budgeting and tracking of flow of funds, projecting potential financing gaps, and ensuring timely loan payoffs Oversee project team and ensure completion of project milestones by third-party consultants (including architects, predevelopment consultants, and general contractors) Submit financing applications, including review of funding regulations, due diligence for threshold items, project competitiveness, and completion of application workbooks and narratives Manage loan closings, including due diligence, financial projections, and loan agreements Provide construction oversight and administration, including change order, contingency, and schedule review Manage external partnerships with public entities, community partners, and others.