
Industry Principle, Multifamily
Brooklyn, NY · HybridFull-time$110–200K/yrPosted todayStill listed today
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Job overview
Rilla is hiring an Industry Principal to represent its conversation intelligence platform in multifamily. The role works with company leadership, Sales, Customer Success, and the growth team to support operators, build partnerships, and share market insights. It includes speaking at industry events, hosting operator gatherings, and traveling more than 60% of the time. The company describes itself as in-office.
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Full job description
A Foundational Company Rilla builds the leading conversation intelligence software for offline commerce. Salespeople talk, our mobile app records the conversation, and our AI transcribes and analyzes it to make them better at their jobs. We’re bringing the technology of the 21st century’s most innovative companies to the more than 10 million salespeople who work face to face. We’ve grown from zero to $55M+ in ARR in four years, and we’re profitable. We sell to enterprises like The Home Depot, KKR, Neighborly, and PulteGroup. We’re backed by Google Ventures, Bessemer Venture Partners, Crew Capital, and Broom Ventures. We hire people with high agency and high urgency. We’re in-office because the best work happens when ambitious people are in the same room. If you want to help multifamily operators recapture millions in NOI by coaching their teams more effectively, Rilla is the place to do it.
The Role Think Virginia Love for Entrata. You'll be the face of Rilla in multifamily, working directly with our CEO, Sebastian, and Head of Market Development, Lisha, on market progress. You'll have a massive unfair advantage: a brand our customers already love, NPS higher than the iPhone, and a product that sells itself once people see it. This didn't happen by accident. We think most B2B software sucks, and the way it markets itself sucks even more. Our heroes are the consumer companies that capture attention and deliver some of the most widely used products in the world. Just because contracts are signed and people have to use software for work doesn't mean we can't bring the same care and creativity as Apple or Nike. And you'll join one of the fastest-growing startups in the world while it's still early.
What You'll Do
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Be the face of Rilla in multifamily: speak at industry events, facilitate webinars, and host operator events and dinners (you will be traveling >60% of the time)
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Work with Sales and CS to build and deliver value to multifamily operators: onsite visits, calls, and sales and CS enablement
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Work with the Rilla growth team to build reports and case studies to share with operators
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Build deeper win-win partnerships with other vendors in the space
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Work directly with our CEO and Head of Market Development on market progress
Who You Are
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A customer obsessive. Someone who deeply cares about delighting clients and solving their pains, not about vanity metrics.
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An infinite learner. You are always looking to learn more and learn faster. You feel uneasy when you get complacent, and you’re constantly seeking discomfort.
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A team player. You love giving and receiving feedback and learning and growing as a team.
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Unafraid of failure. You take risks. You see failure as an opportunity to learn, grow, and be better the next time. In a weird way, you trick your brain into being excited when you fail because it means you get a new opportunity to learn more.
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Affinity for the unconventional. You get a kick out of rejecting conventional wisdom. And you’re not afraid to try weird, crazy, and quite possibly stupid ideas.
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Extremely focused. You practice extreme focus in everything you do. You’re always looking to prioritize your time and resources to maximum efficiency.
What You Need
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Deep multifamily experience and a network of operators, vendors, and industry connections you can bring with you (10+ years preferred)
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You're comfortable on stage, on a webinar, or at a dinner table, and people remember you
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You've sold, coached, or worked alongside leasing teams and understand the tour → lease journey
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You turn data into stories: reports and case studies operators actually want to read
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You build partnerships where both sides win
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You'd rather be onsite with a customer than behind a desk
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A hunger for a fast-paced environment where you ship in days, not quarters
Benefits
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Medical, dental, and vision insurance
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Breakfast, lunch, dinner, and snacks at the office
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401(k) retirement plan
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Wellness / Gym benefits
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Commuter benefits
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Relocation assistance
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Take what you need paid time off, not accrual-based
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$1,000 stipend for learning and personal growth
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$1,500 a month rent stipend
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Tech equipment
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Unlimited token budget
How this job compares
Set against the 47,893 open Sales jobs on Olive Jobs, counted November 10, 2026.
- Pay
- This posting$110–200K/yr
- New York median$110–157K/yr2,221 salary ranges
- US median$94–142K/yr24,720 salary ranges
This range's midpoint, $155K, is 15% above the New York median midpoint ($135K) — in the middle half of Sales salary ranges in New York.
- Openings
- Olive Jobs lists 3,753 open Sales jobs in New York and 47,893 across the US. 8% of them nationwide are listed as remote or flexible.
- Hiring the most in New York
- Anytime Fitness122 open
- Accenture89 open
- Home Depot82 open
- Experience
- Sales postings that state a minimum ask for 4 years of experience at the median; the middle half ask for 2 to 6 years (27,894 postings).
- Education
- 9,735 of the 47,893 open Sales jobs (20%) ask for a bachelor's degree or higher.
Counted across the open, public US postings on Olive Jobs on November 10, 2026. Pay medians are the middle values of the low ends and of the high ends of postings that list both ends of a range in the same cadence (a yearly salary or an hourly rate); a range's midpoint is halfway between its ends. Pay and experience figures resting on fewer than 20 postings are left out.
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