Community Manager Jobs in Austin, TX
Community Manager jobs in Austin are concentrated in tech, real estate, and consumer brands, with demand running strongest in the Domain, East Austin, and Downtown across startups, mid-size SaaS companies, and property management groups. Employers hiring right now include Associa, Asset Living, and Fairfield. Find a role that fits below and apply directly.
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As a Community Success Manager (CSM), you will serve as a personal, in-person point of contact for 200+ families across apartment communities in Austin, TX. Your mission is to knock on doors, engage residents face-to-face, and help connect them to free benefits like telehealth, tutoring, financial tools, and Viva’s mobile app—offered through a partnership between Viva and their property owner.
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About Viva Benefits
Viva partners with affordable housing communities to achieve mission-critical community goals like reducing unpaid rent, and increasing the probability that an individual or household will stay in the community by renewing their lease. We support these goals by connecting residents to meaningful resources across health, education, and financial wellness.
Through Viva, residents can access services like telehealth, tutoring, and financial tools designed to support stability and long-term mobility, including opportunities to save, invest, and work toward goals like homeownership.
Our mission is to create equity through housing by ensuring families not only have a place to live, but access to the resources they need to thrive. For our customers, who are the housing partners, stabilizing residents helps stabilize the community including the business side of managing and owning affordable housing.
About the Role
As a Community Success Manager (CSM), you will own resident engagement and outcomes across 200+ households in your assigned communities.
You will serve as a trusted, in-person point of contact, building relationships with residents and helping them access benefits that improve their day-to-day lives.
This is a high-ownership, field-based role. Your primary tool will be data analysis to map progress to community goals and determine the best strategies going forward. To accomplish this our data shows you must be willing to invest a lot of your time toward in-person engagement—most often through door knocking—but your responsibility goes beyond outreach. You are expected to use strong judgment to prioritize your time, adapt in real time, and translate brief interactions into meaningful outcomes for residents.
By helping residents access and use Viva services, you contribute to broader outcomes such as increased housing stability (retention), improved financial health, and long-term pathways toward goals like savings and homeownership.
What You’ll Be Accountable For
Success in this role is measured by your ability to contribute to meaningful outcomes for both residents and the community, such as:
- Resident stability and retention: Helping residents access resources that improve their day-to-day stability and overall experience in the community
- Benefit activation and usage: Ensuring residents not only learn about Viva services, but successfully use them (e.g., telehealth, tutoring, financial tools)
- Financial progress: Supporting residents in engaging with tools that help them save, reduce financial stress, and plan for the future
- Trust and relationship-building: Becoming a consistent, reliable presence that residents turn to for support
- Insight generation: Identifying patterns, barriers, and opportunities that inform how Viva improves its services and approach
Top performers consistently turn conversations into action and use what they learn in the field to strengthen how Viva serves communities.
What You’ll Do
- Resident Engagement
- Conduct in-person outreach across apartment communities (primarily through door knocking)
- Build relationships with residents and understand their needs, goals, and barriers
- Communicate the value of Viva services in a way that is clear, relevant, and accessible
- Tailor your approach based on resident context, engagement level, and opportunity for impact
- Activation & Follow-Through
- Support residents in accessing benefits (e.g., app onboarding, telehealth visits, tutoring enrollment, financial tools)
- Guide residents from initial interest to successful usage
- Follow up as needed to ensure residents receive the support they’re seeking
- Community & Partner Relationships
- Build strong, collaborative relationships with property management teams
- Operate as a trusted extension of the community team
- Coordinate outreach efforts in partnership with on-site staff
- Insights & Continuous Improvement
- Track resident engagement and outcomes using internal tools
- Identify patterns in resident needs, behaviors, and barriers
- Share insights with the Viva team to improve engagement strategies and product development
What This Role Requires
This role is best suited for someone who is:
- Comfortable initiating conversations with residents who may be busy, skeptical, or unfamiliar with available services
- Able to work independently and manage time effectively in the field
- Adaptable when plans don’t go as expected (e.g., low response rates, incomplete data)
- Thoughtful about how to prioritize time and effort for the greatest impact
- Consistent in follow-through—many residents require multiple touchpoints before taking action
This role goes beyond outreach—it requires strong judgment, persistence, and the ability to translate brief interactions into meaningful outcomes.
Role Details & Logistics
- Type: Part-time contractor (10-20 hours/week)
- Start Date: Flexible
- Travel required across the Austin, TX communities
- Mileage reimbursed
- Flexible scheduling, including some evenings and weekends to align with resident availability
Qualifications:
- An intellectually curious generalist or ‘T-shaped’ professional
- Aspiration to learn about early-stage startups
- Motivated to help people: e.g. Viva is focused on creating equity for all through housing
- Basic technology fluency and willingness to learn new tools and systems
- Bilingual English/Spanish strongly preferred, but not required
- Social Workers and Public Health professionals encouraged
- Familiarity with the Social Determinants of Health (SDOH) framework encouraged
- 2+ Years Experience preferred:
- Helping deliver benefits (eg: health, education, financial inclusion) directly to diverse families in an urban context
Salary
$20 - $35 per hour
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Who's Hiring
- Associa33

- Asset Living25

- Fairfield17

- Inframark17

- RPM Living17

Top Industries Hiring
- Government & Public Sector
Community Manager Jobs in Austin: Frequently Asked Questions
How do I get a community manager job in Austin?
The strongest path into Austin's community manager market runs through tech and SaaS companies clustered in the Domain and East Austin, property management firms serving the city's fast-growing residential developments, and the local gaming and creator economy around 6th Street and South Congress. Candidates who stand out typically bring platform-specific experience, demonstrated audience growth, and familiarity with Austin's startup culture and brand voice expectations.
Which companies hire community managers in Austin?
Companies currently hiring community managers in Austin include Associa, Asset Living, and Fairfield, per current listings on Migrate Mate as of September 2026. Austin's hiring mix skews toward technology platforms, residential property groups, and consumer lifestyle brands with regional or national audiences.
Are there remote community manager jobs in Austin?
Yes, though availability depends heavily on the role type. Community manager positions tied to physical spaces like apartment communities or coworking venues are almost always on-site, while roles focused on digital platforms, social media, or brand forums are frequently remote-eligible. About 42% of community manager openings tied to Austin are remote or hybrid as of September 2026, with the remote share concentrated in SaaS and creator-economy employers.
How can I get a community manager job in Austin with little or no experience?
The most realistic entry point in Austin is property management, where apartment groups and residential developers regularly hire leasing coordinators and community associates who transition into full community manager roles within one to two years. Austin's dense startup scene also hires community coordinators and social media associates as stepping stones. Volunteering with local Austin nonprofits, neighborhood associations, or tech meetups builds the portfolio experience that local employers value most.
Which industries hire the most community managers in Austin?
Most community manager openings in Austin sit in Government & Public Sector, per current listings on Migrate Mate as of September 2026. Austin's rapid population growth, active tech sector, and strong consumer brand presence make these industries the primary drivers of local community manager demand.
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