Lead Organizer

About the Role

The Lead Organizer is not a delegate-only position. You’ll be in the work — organizing side-by-side with our team while directing the vision, pace and execution of every project. You are the main stylist on each job, responsible for everything from container selection to final placement, making sure the finished space feels cohesive, elevated and unmistakably the Clutter Healing vision.

You’ll guide clients through the editing and organizing process with warmth and steadiness: categorizing, decluttering, space planning, organizing and styling, all while ensuring the client experience — start to finish — reflects our brand standards. Some days you’ll be working in a beautifully appointed home. Other days you’ll be helping a family move from chaos to clarity, holding space for clients who find it hard to let go. You should feel just as confident in a luxury estate as in a home that needs real systems, decluttering and compassion.

At Clutter Healing, no one is above the work. If donations need to be dropped off, supplies need to be hauled, or the trash needs to be taken out — you step in. Leadership here means rolling up your sleeves and setting the tone for the room.

This role also includes preparation and follow-through beyond the in-home client sessions: product research and ordering, shopping and returns, donation drop-offs, client-related errands, and daily client updates. Off-site hours should be expected as part of the weekly work.

What You’ll Do

• Lead and organize alongside the team — categorizing, decluttering, space planning and styling
• Serve as lead stylist, ensuring every space feels refined, intentional and complete
• Own the on-site client experience from arrival to final walkthrough
• Source, order and pick up products; manage returns and donation drop-offs
• Communicate daily project updates with clarity and professionalism
• Pivot gracefully when schedules or client needs shift mid-project

Who We’re Looking For

• Handles themselves with composure, grace, and discretion — comfortable working with high-profile clients who need their privacy respected
• A can-do, positive attitude paired with genuine hardworking energy — able to sustain a 7–8 hour shift at full capacity
• Teachable, focused and self-motivated
• A spatial/visual learner who sees how to maximize a space where others don’t
• Excellent time management — able to prioritize and complete tasks within a set window
• Sharp short-term memory and listening skills
• Proactive by nature — always anticipating what the project needs
• Thrives under pressure
• Comfortable with everyday tech — iPhone, Mac, Google, and photo/note apps
• Seeking a long-term role, not a side hustle
• Genuinely excited about helping people live a clutter-free life
• Passionate about zero-waste and eco-friendly living
• Physically able to lift up to 50 pounds, stand for the majority of the day, climb stairs, use a ladder and work comfortably in hot or cold conditions
• Reliable, punctual and steadfast — first to arrive, last to leave
• Licensed driver with a reliable, presentable SUV and up-to-date insurance and registration. Traffic-savvy navigating the greater Los Angeles area
• No allergies to pets, dust or fragrance
• Previous professional organizing experience required (minimum 2 years); background in hospitality, fashion, merchandising, events, or home styling is a strong plus
• Currently does not own or operate an organizing company, and does not work for another organizing company

Schedule & Availability

Additional Requirements

• Highly organized and systems-minded, with strong leadership and coordination skills
• Design-forward, with a styling eye that can envision elevated results beyond the basics
• Strong written communication skills
• Comfortable being featured on the CH website and social media

Compensation commensurate with experience; drive fees and mileage included as part of the daily package.