Accountant - Non-Profit Job San Antonio area,Texas USA,Accounting

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Accountant - Non-Profit
San Antonio, TX
Compensation:
Up to $73,000 annually

About the Opportunity:
If you’re an accountant looking for work that goes beyond the day-to-day, this role offers a chance to be part of a global nonprofit organization where your work directly supports programs that make a real impact. This is a highly collaborative role where you’ll stay close to both the numbers and the people behind them. You’ll work across teams, support active funding programs, and have visibility into how financial decisions drive outcomes.

KEY RESPONSIBILITIES

Manage accounts receivable processes, including posting payments, reconciliations, and aging

Prepare and review monthly financial statements for assigned programs

Track grant activity (revenue, reimbursements, drawdowns) and keep cash flow moving

Perform budget vs. actual analysis and follow up on variances

Support grant compliance and reporting, including audit preparation

Partner with program teams, leadership, and accounting colleagues across the organization

Identify and resolve discrepancies to keep financials clean and accurate

EXPERIENCE

Bachelor’s degree in Accounting (or similar background)

Around 3+ years of accounting experience

Experience with AR, financial reporting, and general accounting

Comfortable working in Excel (pivot tables, lookups, etc.)

Strong communication skills and a team-first mindset

PREFERRED EXPERIENCE

Grant accounting experience (federal, state, or local funding)

Experience with Acumatica ERP or similar accounting systems

Background in nonprofit or multi-funding environments

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2026

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