While this list represents what we are ideally looking for, we encourage you to apply even if you don’t check every box. The people who thrive on our team care deeply about doing skilled work well, jump in to learn new skills and support their teammates, and stay responsive and communicative in a fast-moving environment. We value that kind of care and drive over an arbitrary number of years on a resume. If that sounds like you, and you have a good reason for wanting to be here, we’d love to talk, whether you’re a seasoned landscaper or a fast-learner looking to get early career hands-on experience.
Knowledge of desert plants, tree care, and irrigation mechanics (or a strong foundational understanding paired with an exceptional ability to learn quickly).
Deep care and personal pride in the quality of your work—you treat the neighborhood with an ownership mindset.
Responsive, proactive communication skills with comfort using (or quickly learning) tools like Slack to keep up with our pace.
Strong team-first mindset and a “do whatever it takes” attitude to keep our neighborhood running smoothly.
Available to work on-site at least four days a week, including flexibility to support neighborhood needs as they arise.
We will make reasonable accommodations to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions. These functions include, but are not limited to
Ability to lift, push, pull, and carry up to 50 pounds regularly.
Ability to work outdoors in varying Arizona weather conditions, including high summer heat.
Ability to walk around the property several times daily, up to 10 miles a day, across uneven surfaces and up several flights of stairs.
Must be able to sit, stand, reach, bend, kneel, and stoop for extended periods.
Ability to safely operate standard landscaping and maintenance equipment.
Ability and willingness to try out different forms of micro-mobility across the property.
Hearing and visual ability (including depth perception and field vision) to detect equipment issues and signs of emergency.