Employment

The Mobile Loaves & Fishes Genesis Gardens program exists at Community First! Village to cultivate connections in a beautiful and hospitable environment by inviting all to the banquet table, serving opportunities for engagement, dignity, and good food. The Program Lead position in Genesis Gardens is a key member of the team responsible for hosting large numbers of volunteers and neighbors who work together to cultivate and care for the gardens and host the weekly farmer’s market.

The Move-In Administrator plays an integral role supporting the Move-In Team through a variety of operational duties throughout the move-in journey. As part of Neighbor Care, the Move-In Team’s primary responsibilities include answering housing-related inquiries, processing applications, conducting housing interviews, supporting new neighbors through the move-in process, and prepping their homes for a smooth and dignified transition into the Village. This position is an administrative role that will perform supportive functions across the Move-In Team.

. The Hospitality Specialist plays a vital role in supporting the mission of Mobile Loaves & Fishes by extending hospitality to every individual who enters Community First! Village Burleson. This position serves as the first point of contact for all guests and neighbors. This position will welcome and guide all guests including the stewardship of volunteers onsite.

At Community First! Village (CFV), the Neighbor Care department has the privilege of walking alongside our neighbors, providing opportunities for them to settle, cultivate, and care for themselves and others in this unique community home to formerly chronically homeless individuals. The Neighbor Care Navigator is a collaborative member of the Neighbor Care team, assisting neighbors as they navigate village services and activities by providing information and education about available resources. This position will allow neighbors to have a dedicated person to reach out to with questions and streamline access to services in the community.

The Senior Manager of Site Operations is a vital role responsible for directing the care and stewardship of all homes, buildings, and grounds at Community First! Village (CFV), a permanent supportive housing community for formerly chronically homeless individuals. CFV currently includes over 600 homes and 100,000 square feet of staff and community buildings spread across 102 acres on two adjacent sites. Over the next several years, CFV will grow to 1,800 homes and 200,000 square feet of buildings spread across 178 acres on three separate sites. This role oversees teams responsible for the maintenance and warranty management of homes, public buildings, and grounds through the entirety of their lifecycle, ensuring that facilities meet the operational needs of Mobile Loaves & Fishes’ neighbors and staff. The Senior Manager will also collaborate closely with the Site Development and Construction teams to ensure smooth turnover of newly completed homes and buildings.

The Property Management Administrator is a key member of the Property Management team, responsible for supporting daily operations, lease administration, rent collection, and neighbor-facing services. This role blends strong administrative execution with relational engagement—ensuring accurate records, consistent lease compliance, and supportive interactions that promote housing stability and a well-run community.

The Assistant Property Manager plays a vital role in maintaining the operational integrity of CFV, supporting the Property Manager in overseeing this unique residential community. This position supports lease compliance, neighbor relations, and the development of systems and procedures that keep daily operations running smoothly. The role also supervises Property Management staff, coordinates with law enforcement and supportive services partners, and serves as a key leader within the Neighbor Care team.

The Property Management Technical Administrator plays a key role in supporting the systems and infrastructure that help keep the community safe, secure, and operating effectively. This position oversees incident reporting workflows, access control systems, security camera coordination, and technical documentation processes in support of Property Management operations. This role also works closely with the Travis County Sheriff’s Office, vendors, and internal teams to coordinate evidence sharing, access needs, and system functionality.

The Director of People is a senior leader focused on building a people-centered, values-aligned and Christ-driven organization. With deep expertise in people strategy and leadership, this role oversees core HR functions and talent strategies that foster growth, engagement, and operational success. The Director of People also partners closely with the Organizational Empowerment Team—led by the Senior Director of Empowerment and inclusive of Learning & Development and Culture—to ensure alignment across the organization’s culture-building and staff development initiatives, while also collaborating extensively with other senior leaders to develop and implement people strategies that uphold the organization's vision and values.

As a leader within the Neighbor Care Team, the Assistant Director will collaborate with other department leaders to oversee daily operations and to ensure the effective implementation of programs and services that foster community, enhance neighbor well-being, and maintain the operational excellence of the Village. A crucial aspect of this role includes ensuring that our neighbor’s homes and surrounding properties are efficiently and proactively managed, the move in process is seamless, and monthly/annual move in goals are met. This role requires a compassionate leader with a strong background in people management and strategic planning, with experience in housing and property management, as well as a passion for serving low-income communities.