San Jose / Santa Clara (San Jose County) - Household Manager & Family Assistant (San Francisco, CA)
San Jose / Santa Clara (San Jose County) - Household Manager & Family Assistant (San Francisco, CA)
Posted 3 days ago
SENIORITY
Junior
About the role
- Household Management & Organization
- Daily home reset: light tidying, kitchen clean-up, organizing common spaces
- Manage household inventory: groceries, pantry staples, household supplies, restocking
- Organize closets, playrooms, mudrooms, paperwork, and seasonal rotations
- Coordinate with cleaners, vendors, deliveries, and home maintenance providers
- Handle returns, errands, post office, pharmacy pickups, or Amazon/Target orders
- Meal Preparation & Family Support
- Plan and prep simple, healthy family meals or assist with weekly meal planning
- Grocery shopping and fridge/pantry organization
- Pack snacks or lunches for school-aged children (if needed)
- Assist with family scheduling, school forms, appointments, or travel preparation
- Optional Childcare Support (varies by family)
- School or activity pickups (family car may be provided)
- Occasional date-night support or afternoon care
- Engaging with children in crafts, outdoor play, or quiet time activities
- Household management, family assistant, or childcare experience
- Strong organizational skills and ability to juggle multiple responsibilities
- Warm, professional presence and strong communication
- Reliability, initiative, and a proactive approach
- For U.S. candidates: eligibility to work in the United States
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