Are you looking for an exciting and fulfilling career improving the lives of people most in need? The Housing Assistance Council (HAC) has jobs across the country in impact investing, technical assistance, program development, and more, all with the goal of enhancing our mission to build homes and communities for the poorest of the poor in the most rural areas.
HAC is an equal opportunity employer committed to diversity, equity, inclusion and justice.
The Loan Asset Management Intern is part of HAC’s lending team and will gain valuable work experience participating in projects that contribute to the success of the mission of our organization, while reporting to the Senior Asset Manager. The position be approximately 32 hours per week, with a stipend of $15-18 per hour commensurate with experience/responsibilities. Internship will run from the end of May through August 2024.
The Senior Loan Officer provides oversight and supervision to a team that performs a series of lending activities, including loan structuring, underwriting, marketing, and research and product development in HAC’s Loan Fund Department. This individual develops, organizes, coordinates, recommends, and implements systems to ensure that appropriate loan underwriting due diligence is completed.
The Portfolio Management Associate is responsible for all aspects of loan closing and loan disbursements for an assigned portfolio of loans made to entities engaged in affordable housing activities in rural communities throughout the United States.
The Research Associate conducts original research, analyzes, and manages data, and disseminates information that informs local strategies and national policies to improve conditions for rural people. The Housing Assistance Council’s (HAC’s) Research team is widely recognized as a leading source of research, data, and information for community-based practitioners, public and private stakeholders, and policymakers working on issues that impact rural communities. A strong candidate will bring analytic rigor and a deep desire to help rural people and places thrive, and the willingness to grow as a thought leader in the field. The position comes with a competitive salary, generous benefits, and the opportunity to work in an innovative and mission-focused environment.
The Research Assistant contributes to research projects and helps support the Housing Assistance Council’s (HAC’s) research, data, information, and policy efforts. The Research Assistant works closely with HAC’s Director of Research and the entire Research and Information team at HAC. The Housing Assistance Council’s Research team is widely recognized as a leading source of research, data and information for community-based practitioners, public and private stakeholders, and policymakers working on issues that impact rural communities. A strong candidate will bring analytic rigor and a deep desire to help rural people and places thrive. The position comes with a competitive salary, generous benefits, and the opportunity to work in an innovative and mission-focused environment.
The Program Coordinator plays an important role in the effective facilitation and management of various programs, predominantly funded through federal initiatives. This position ensures that project goals are aligned with organizational objectives, timelines, and budgets, while maintaining strict compliance with federal guidelines. The Program Coordinator will act as a key liaison between the funding agency and our organization, operating under the direction of the Program Manager.
The position is open to candidates located anywhere in the contiguous United States, within a two-hour drive of a major airport, enabling occasional travel as needed.
This position offers a unique opportunity for career development and advancement within the organization.
The Community Builder plays a crucial role in advancing HAC’s mission, engaging in a range of responsibilities and special projects that focus on place, people, and community-based strategies. With a primary emphasis on developing and sustaining the capacity to improve housing and communities in rural areas, the Community Builder provides direct technical assistance, coaching, and training to nonprofit organizations, local and regional government agencies, and others. This role is key in facilitating affordable housing and community and economic development opportunities through state and federal programs.
HAC is seeking to hire six (6) Community Builders, each bringing expertise in one or more of the following areas: Financial Management and Accountability, Real Estate Finance, Construction Management, Housing on Native American Lands, Community and Public Facilities, Homeless Prevention and Assistance, and Homeowner Rehabilitation.
This position is open to candidates located anywhere in the contiguous United States, within a two-hour drive of a major airport, enabling efficient travel as needed.