Remote Audit Supervisor/Manager - Non Profit/Not For Profit/NFP/Private Foundation

October 14, 2026

REMOTE AUDIT SUPERVISOR / MANAGER – NONPROFIT & PRIVATE FOUNDATIONS Up to $140K Base + 10–12% Bonus | 100% Remote If you're an experienced auditor who enjoys working with mission-driven organizations and wants something different from the traditional public accounting environment, this opportunity is worth a look.

We're Working With a Boutique CPA Firm Specializing Exclusively In Nonprofit Organizations, With Clients Across Multiple States. Their Client Base Is Anything But Ordinary And Includes

Private Foundations
Sports Organizations
Journalism & Media Organizations
Environmental Organizations
Community & Mission-Driven Organizations

…and other unique nonprofit entities Why this role?

The firm is entering an exciting new chapter. Two long-standing members of the organization have recently taken control of the firm , and they're investing in growth, technology, and their people.

This isn't a situation where you're joining a massive firm and becoming another number.

You'll have the opportunity to work directly with clients, own engagements, mentor staff, influence processes, and help shape the continued growth of the practice. And if you're interested in technology, this firm is ahead of the curve.

AI and automation are already meaningfully integrated into their audit workflow. They're looking for someone who is comfortable with technology and excited about using AI to make audit work more efficient, effective, and scalable.

What You'll Be Doing

Lead and manage financial statement audits for nonprofit organizations and private foundations
Oversee engagements from planning through completion
Manage client relationships and serve as a trusted advisor
Review audit workpapers and financial statements
Apply GAAP, GAAS, and nonprofit accounting/reporting knowledge
Identify and resolve technical accounting and audit issues
Mentor and review staff-level team members
Communicate findings and recommendations to clients and, when appropriate, boards/audit committees
Leverage technology and AI to improve audit efficiency and quality
Contribute to the continued growth of the firm's nonprofit practice

What They're Looking For This opportunity is open to candidates at the Supervisor or Manager level , depending on experience.

Ideally, You'll Bring

Several years of public accounting/audit experience
Experience leading or supervising financial statement audits
Nonprofit audit experience strongly preferred
Strong GAAP/GAAS knowledge
Familiarity with nonprofit reporting, including ASC 958, is a plus
CPA preferred
Strong client communication and relationship-building skills
Ability to manage multiple engagements independently
Comfortable working in a fully remote environment
Curiosity and openness toward AI, automation, and emerging technology

Compensation & Perks

Up to $140,000 base salary
10–12% annual bonus opportunity
100% remote
Boutique, entrepreneurial environment
Highly specialized nonprofit client base
Direct access to firm leadership
Significant opportunity to influence and grow with the firm
Technology-forward culture with meaningful AI adoption

Why consider it? If you're currently at a Big 4, regional, or larger local firm and are looking for a more personal environment without giving up challenging audit work, this could be a great move.

You'll work with interesting organizations, meaningful missions, sophisticated accounting issues, and a leadership team that is actively building for the future. And you'll have the opportunity to do more than just execute engagements—you'll have a voice in how the firm grows. If interested you can apply to this position or email your resume to sean.westhorpe@levelociti.com To view additional roles we are recruiting for, please visit:

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