Wobmann Meier & Partner Immobilien AG
Effretikon
Property Manager STWEG
- 17 August 2026
- 60 – 100%
- Permanent position
- CHF 90 000 min. /year
- German (Fluent)
Skills
ImmobilienImmobilienbrancheAbout the job
Wobmann Meier & Partner Immobilien AG is a family-run, regionally anchored real estate company with a strong focus on quality, continuity and customer satisfaction. It consists of a marketing, management and accounting department.
Due to business expansion, we are looking for a professionally skilled individual who consciously wants to focus on the management of condominium ownership.
Your tasks:
- Independent management of a portfolio of condominium owners' associations
- Preparation, organisation and conduct of condominium owners' meetings
- Creation of agendas, minutes and resolutions as well as consistent implementation of the resolutions passed
- Competent contact person for condominium owners, committees, craftsmen and other external partners
- Organisation and coordination of maintenance, repair and renovation work
- Support for larger investment and renovation projects within the communities
- Close cooperation with the real estate accounting department on budgets, annual financial statements and renewal funds
Your profile:
- Professional experience in property management required
- Further training as a real estate clerk or federal real estate manager (portfolio can be adjusted depending on seniority)
- Independent, structured and responsible way of working
- Confident appearance as well as high service and customer orientation
- Good MS Office skills, experience with ImmoTop2 is an advantage
- Fluent German skills in spoken and written form
Your benefits:
- Very low turnover, high employee satisfaction and long-term perspective
- 4.6 ⭐ on Google – many satisfied clients and owners
- Family team with flat hierarchies and short decision-making paths
- Structured, professional and long-term induction
- Company mobile phone and laptop
- Generous expense regulations
- Free parking
- Annual working hours