Gray Capital LLC

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Overview

Gray Residential manages multifamily communities across the Midwest, and we've made a deliberate bet: we're not going to run on industry-standard software and settle for industry-standard results.

Requirements Summary

This is a hybrid role on purpose, and the hybrid is real. We need someone who is genuinely fluent on both the technology side and the property management side — not an operator who's "comfortable with tech," and not a developer who'd like to learn…

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Gray Residential manages multifamily communities across the Midwest, and we've made a deliberate bet: we're not going to run on industry-standard software and settle for industry-standard results. We use RealPage as our operational backbone, but we're actively building custom tools — AI workflows, automation, internal applications, and data pipelines — that give our centralized leasing, collections, and property management teams an edge the rest of the industry doesn't have.

Building those tools is one half of the equation. Getting them adopted, used well, and continuously tuned in the wild is the other half — and that's where this role comes in.

We're looking for a Property Management Technologist to own the operational tech stack for our centralized teams. This is a new role, and it sits at the intersection of software, operations, and training.

Nice to Have

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A real seat at the table while the centralized model and its tech stack are still being built. The decisions you make about how tools get configured and adopted will shape how this function operates for years.
Tight collaboration with our Internal Software Developer and operational leadership — short loops between what gets built, what gets deployed, and what gets used.
Direct access to ownership. The technology investment here is intentional and ongoing, and the people running the company want to know what's working and what isn't.
Straight answers about comp, expectations, and how we measure success.
If you're the kind of person who's been the "tech person" inside an operations team — the one who fixed the broken workflow, trained everyone on the new system, and quietly made the whole department run better — and you want a role that takes that skill seriously and gives you authority to do it at scale, we'd like to talk.