About this role
Position Summary
Billingsley Company is investing in the future of its multifamily operations and looking for a visionary leader to build it. The Director of Multifamily Facilities & Procurement is a newly elevated, strategic role designed to transform how we approach maintenance, procurement, and technology across our portfolio. This is a role for someone who sees what's possible and builds it.
Key Responsibilities
- Architect the next generation of multifamily maintenance operations -- introducing AI-driven tools, technology platforms, and smart systems that elevate performance and reduce costs
- Build and lead a centralized procurement function from the ground up, including vendor sourcing strategy, contract negotiation, spend analysis, and supplier accountability
- Establish and institutionalize portfolio-wide standards for maintenance, preventive care, and property inspections -- creating consistency and measurable outcomes where none currently exist
- Identify and drive operational efficiencies across workflows, make-ready timelines, and capital planning processes
- Partner cross-functionally with property management, construction, and ownership to align facilities strategy with broader company goals
- Build the reporting infrastructure and analytics cadence to track maintenance performance, vendor costs, and capital spend across the portfolio
Qualifications
- 8+ years of progressively responsible experience in facilities, maintenance, or property operations leadership
- Multifamily real estate experience strongly preferred
- Demonstrated track record of implementing technology solutions in a maintenance or facilities environment
- Strong procurement and vendor management background
- Experience building or significantly transforming a team or function
- Analytical mindset with experience using data to drive decisions
- Bachelor's degree preferred; equivalent experience considered
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