House Assistant

• →Prepare approximately 3 fresh, in-home dinners per week, preferably Tuesday–Thursday
• →Prepare 1–2 make-ahead or batch items each week for weekday lunches and/or the weekend, such as soups or prepped proteins
• →Grocery shop in person, with a preference for selecting fresh produce and ingredients
• →Prepare meals with a health-conscious approach; there are no dietary restrictions, and family food preferences will be shared
• →Handle kitchen cleanup after cooking, including dishes, counters, and a daily kitchen reset

• Maintain a tidy, organized, and well-functioning home through daily resets and light household upkeep
• Proactively notice and handle small household needs as they arise, such as plant care, replacing bulbs or batteries, and keeping key spaces organized
• Identify and communicate maintenance or repair needs to the family
• Support seasonal organization and household projects as needed, including clothing rotations and donation drop-offs
• Provide occasional support with holiday, guest, and special-event preparation as time allows

• Maintain a running household shopping and supply list (especially, grocery)
• Restock pantry, fridge, and household supplies on an ongoing basis
• Mail and package handling, including unboxing and breaking down cardboard for recycling

• Occasional deep cleaning of appliances, fridge, oven, and baseboards (items not covered by the regular cleaner)
• Refresh and organize the mudroom and high traffic areas

• Wash, fold, and organize bedding, kitchen towels, dishcloths, cleaning rags, and similar items, as needed (personal laundry excluded)
• Keep the laundry area tidy, organized, and stocked with household essentials
• Additional household linen support is especially appreciated when both parents are traveling

• Provide light, day-to-day support, including fresh water, occasional feeding, and walks when her regular dog walker is unavailable
• Help coordinate occasional pet-related needs, such as mobile grooming visits or infrequent vet transportation
• Keep an eye on and restock dog food, treats, and other supplies as needed

• Provide occasional support with family transportation, appointments, activities, or errands as needed
• Be comfortable working around independent teenagers and their friends; active supervision is not expected
• Offer flexibility for occasional evening support

Please submit the following to be considered:

• A short intro letter telling us about yourself and why this role is a great fit
• An updated resume
• Three professional references with name, relationship, and contact information

Please note: this role requires a background check.

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