A warm and welcoming family in Murray Hill is seeking an experienced, highly organized, and hands-on Family Assistant/Household Manager to help maintain a beautifully organized, calm, and well-run home. The family has two independent children, ages 12 and 14, so this is not a traditional nanny position. The role is primarily focused on household organization, day-to-day home upkeep, family support, and ensuring everything runs smoothly.
The ideal candidate genuinely enjoys organizing and takes pride in maintaining a neat, orderly home. This person should be proactive and willing to jump in wherever needed rather than viewing certain household tasks as outside the scope of their role. The family is looking for someone who naturally notices what needs attention and handles it without requiring constant direction.
While the children are largely self-sufficient, the candidate will be a warm and reliable presence during the important after-school and evening hours, checking in with them and providing support as needed.
This is a full-time position with a base schedule of approximately 40 hours per week. Exact hours will be established with the selected candidate, with a core schedule anticipated to be approximately 2:00–8:00 p.m. on school days.
Flexibility is important, as the family's schedule may evolve and hours may vary from week to week.
Sunday will be a regular workday, with Saturday generally off. The candidate should have some flexibility to work an occasional Saturday when needed.
The principal may occasionally have evening engagements requiring the candidate to stay later, potentially until approximately 9:30 p.m. or beyond. When convenient for the candidate, private accommodations may be available for an optional overnight stay rather than commuting home late.
Very occasionally, the principal may travel and need the candidate to stay overnight with the children. These overnights will be arranged with advance notice and compensated accordingly.
The family's custody schedule may evolve to an alternating-week arrangement. If this occurs, the weeks when the children are home will require greater availability and flexibility, while the alternate weeks may be considerably lighter. The family therefore wants someone seeking one primary, full-time position who can accommodate some fluctuation in the weekly schedule.
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