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Remote Raven places high-caliber remote professionals with global businesses. Our client is a long-established US community association management company, headquartered in Arizona, that manages large-scale, master-planned homeowner communities. They are looking for a reliable and organized Administrative Assistant to support their management team and serve as a first point of contact for homeowners.
This role sits at the intersection of operations, customer service and administrative coordination, so it suits someone who is equally comfortable managing data entry and handling a high volume of resident inquiries with professionalism and patience. You will support management staff directly — including when managers are traveling — and play a key role in keeping day-to-day operations running smoothly. Full training on company systems and processes will be provided.
The team works on Arizona time (US Mountain Standard Time all year, with no daylight saving changes), so from the Philippines this is a steady overnight schedule that does not shift twice a year.
Key Responsibilities
Administrative and Operational Support
Homeowner Customer Service
Preferred Qualifications
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