Employment Opportunities

Overview

• Habitat for Humanity of Oregon is growing! The Data Analyst supports Habitat Oregon’s multi-county housing and home repair programs by managing program data, ensuring data quality, producing and analyzing reports, strengthening compliance and monitoring program performance for private, state and federal grants.

Work Culture, Environment and Schedule

• This is a hybrid position. Our staff works mostly remotely with some requirements for in-person meetings/time in our office in Tualatin, Oregon. Occasional travel is required for training, advocacy, networking events, and to affiliate project sites throughout the state. Our staff utilizes an online platform for weekly staff meetings, one-on-one meetings, and network-wide training sessions. We conduct one staff meeting in person each month (required). Additional in-person meetings are scheduled as needed and are required. A typical work week is 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday to Thursday and 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Friday.

Salary range

• $50,000 to $56,000 annually

Overview

• Habitat for Humanity of Oregon is growing! The Operations and Administrative Coordinator is a key member of the Habitat Oregon team, supporting daily organizational functions, strengthening internal systems, and contributing to long-term operational growth.
• This position serves an essential role in keeping Habitat Oregon organized, connected, and operating efficiently. Working collaboratively with staff across the organization, this position maintains day-to-day administrative functions, manages organizational records and digital resources, supports technology platforms, coordinates program logistics, and identifies opportunities to improve internal operations.
• The ideal candidate is a proactive and resourceful problem-solver, who takes initiative, embraces technology, enjoys finding practical ways to make work more efficient, and is comfortable managing multiple responsibilities simultaneously. This position is well-suited for someone who thrives in a collaborative environment, exercises sound judgment, and is motivated by contributing to the improvement of systems and processes.

Work Culture, Environment and Schedule:

• This is a hybrid position, combining independent remote work with in-person responsibilities. Our staff works mostly remotely with some requirements for in-person meetings/time and utilizes an online platform for weekly staff meetings, one-on-one meetings, and network-wide training sessions. A typical work week is 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday to Thursday and 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Friday.
• The Operations and Administrative Coordinator will work from the Habitat for Humanity of Oregon office in Tualatin at least two days a week. We conduct one staff meeting in person each month (required). Additional in-person meetings are scheduled as needed. Some statewide travel may be necessary to support organizational meetings and events. This position also requires access to reliable transportation for routine access to the post office and storage unit.

Salary range:

• $50,000 to $56,000 annually

Type: On-site

Salary range: $66,547.00 to $81,520.11 salaried

Description: You’re fascinated by how affordable homeownership can change lives — and you love making the complex world of lending clear, compliant, and accessible. You bring deep knowledge of mortgage lending, compliance regulations, and affordable housing programs, and you’re energized by helping people navigate systems that often feel intimidating or opaque. You love being both a strategist and a mentor. You oversee the lending functions that keep Habitat’s program running smoothly—from origination and closing to servicing and resale — while also guiding and supporting staff as they grow in their own lending expertise. You’re at your best when collaborating across teams and with external partners. You work hand-in-hand with lenders, title companies, and city partners to streamline processes, troubleshoot challenges, and make sure every home sale closes smoothly and sustainably. You take pride in designing systems that are both efficient and equitable. You’re constantly thinking about how to reduce barriers, strengthen compliance, and ensure lasting affordability for homebuyers. You’re someone who balances precision with purpose. You care about accuracy and accountability, but your motivation comes from the people behind every loan file — the families reaching their goal of homeownership.

Type: On-site

Salary range: $17.34 to $20.61/hour

Description: You are responsible for working with the store’s team members and volunteers to manage all aspects of day-to-day retail operations as needed and directed by leadership. A typical shift involves loading and unloading vehicles, guiding volunteers, cashiering, and providing customer service. Store Associates are expected to perform all tasks safely, efficiently, and effectively, and to use polite and respectful communication with co-workers, volunteers, and customers. This position requires energy and motivation as well as a connection to the Habitat mission.

Type: On-site

Salary range: $17.34 to $20.61/hour

Description: You are responsible for working with store team members and volunteers to coordinate all aspects of day-to-day recycling operations at assigned store location(s), as needed and directed. You’ll work under the general supervision of the Salvage & Recycling Manager and follow day-to-day operational direction from designated store leadership. A typical shift involves inspecting and sorting various recyclable items, emptying and transferring containers, guiding volunteers, and providing customer service. You will perform all tasks safely, efficiently, and effectively while communicating politely and respectfully with co-workers, volunteers, donors, and customers. This position requires initiative, a readiness to anticipate needs and take action, and motivation to understand how the work connects to Habitat for Humanity’s mission. This position will be shared by two store locations in Portland and Gresham and will require your ability to commute to either location.

Type: On-site

Salary range: $17.34 to $20.61/hour

Description: You are responsible for working with store team members and volunteers to coordinate all aspects of day-to-day recycling operations at assigned store location(s), as needed and directed. You’ll work under the general supervision of the Salvage & Recycling Manager and follow day-to-day operational direction from designated store leadership. A typical shift involves inspecting and sorting various recyclable items, emptying and transferring containers, guiding volunteers, and providing customer service. You will perform all tasks safely, efficiently, and effectively while communicating politely and respectfully with co-workers, volunteers, donors, and customers. This position requires initiative, a readiness to anticipate needs and take action, and motivation to understand how the work connects to Habitat for Humanity’s mission. This position will be shared by two store locations in Tigard and Beaverton and will require your ability to commute to either location.