Who are we?

Ribbon is a first of its kind real estate technology company transforming the real estate transaction by delivering certainty, transparency and joy to the home buying process. Consumers and realtors deserve a better experience, and we have designed an open platform that welcomes everyone in the ecosystem to participate.

As members of the Ribbon team, we live out our mission every day through our core values:

  • Be an invited guest to dinner - Everything we do is in the service of the customer.
  • Be a (home) owner - If we see a problem, we address it head on without assuming someone else will do it.
  • Break new ground - We challenge conventional wisdom to create clever solutions and break down the walls.
  • Foster greatness - We grow and inspire the team around us to constantly make Ribbon better.
  • Engage with intellectual humility - We become our best selves through rigorous debate and adjusting opinions based on new information.

Your team:

Some Ribbon customers rent their homes before they re-purchase from Ribbon. As our Resident Services Specialist, you'll ensure that Ribbon tenants are having a terrific experience in their new homes. You'll also help tenants move towards re-purchasing the home and becoming a homeowner. 

How you'll help make homeownership achievable:

  • You'll manage Ribbon's current rental properties
  • Creating lease agreements and answering customer questions
  • Initiating repurchases and helping tenants become homeowners 
  • Provide excellent customer service for tenants

What we're looking for:

  • You have 1-2 years of experience in resident services, property management, or real estate
  • You have excellent communication and pride yourself on providing amazing customer service
  • Ideally, you have experience with Yardi and portfolio management 
  • You're excited to join a fast paced hyper-growth startup!

Even if you don’t meet all the requirements, we encourage you to apply! If you’d be excited to show up for work each day, we’d be excited to have you on our team. 

Here at Ribbon we’re not scared of differences. It’s how we break new ground. As we scale and we help families from every walk of life, the team we build must be reflective of the diversity that we serve. Together, we’ve built and will continue to grow, a diverse and inclusive culture where everyone has a seat at the table and the space to be their most authentic self. Ribbon is an Equal Opportunity Employer and we support, celebrate, and cherish all the things that make our teammates who they are.

 

 

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