Home Staging Manager
Golden State Living LLC San Jose, CA Posted today
About this role
A home staging company in the Bay Area is looking to hire a Staging Manager to lead their team and staging projects. They are looking for an individual who is a creative designer and is excellent in operations.
The chosen Senior Staging Manager should possess an ability to oversee the staging strategy, lead installation teams, ensure each property meets high design standards, and coordinate with real estate professionals.
An ideal candidate for this role should have a minimum of 5 years of experience in home staging and/or interior design or luxury property styling. They should be detail-oriented and possess a strong understanding of modern and luxury design aesthetics. They should also have experience in managing teams and staging operations, with a proven ability to lead projects efficiently.
This person should be willing to learn and work well with a team, be proactive, solution-oriented, and highly organized. Being able to lift up to 30 lbs and possessing a valid driver’s license is also important.
In return, the company offers the opportunity to work on beautiful luxury homes, a leadership role within a growing staging brand, creative freedom, and competitive compensation.
The work environment is flexible, with the option to work full time or part time. It's a positive workplace where self-development is encouraged. The company promotes a drug-free and drama-free environment.
The successful candidate should be prepared to work during the day and be on call as required. The specific salary for this role will be discussed during the interview.
The company would like to know how many years of Home Staging experience the applicant has, whether they are physically able to lift up to 30 pounds and if they are authorized to work in the United States. The applicant should also have reliable transport to commute to San Jose, CA 95112 for this job. Finally, they request that applicants list 2-3 dates and time ranges when they could be available for an interview.
The work location for this job is in person.
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