Accountant

A charitable nonprofit that funds and operates programs intended to ensure artificial general intelligence benefits all humanity.

Recently funded
San Francisco, United States
About OpenAI Foundation

OpenAI Foundation is the nonprofit that controls OpenAI Group PBC and conducts charitable operations independently. Its current work spans life sciences and curing diseases, AI resilience, civil society and philanthropy, and economic futures.

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Candidate Availability

Required and preferred rules are kept separate and reflect the wording in the original posting.

About the Role

You will support monthly close activities, maintain nonprofit accounting records, reconcile grant and general-ledger information, and prepare financial reporting. You will also prepare audit and Form 990 schedules, track expenses, document procedures, and improve accounting controls and workflows.

Requirements

  • 3+ years of relevant accounting or audit experience for the Accountant level, including nonprofit accounting, auditing nonprofit organizations, or both.
  • 6+ years of relevant accounting or audit experience for the Senior Accountant level.
  • Working knowledge of U.S. GAAP for nonprofit organizations, including contributions, donor restrictions, and functional expense reporting.
  • Experience preparing journal entries, account reconciliations, and close schedules.
  • Ability to organize financial information, investigate discrepancies, and explain findings clearly.
  • Ability to manage recurring deadlines and coordinate with colleagues and external advisers.
  • Sound judgment and discretion with confidential financial information.

Responsibilities

  • Prepare journal entries, balance sheet reconciliations, and supporting close schedules.
  • Maintain accounting records for contributions, donor restrictions, releases from restrictions, and net asset classifications.
  • Maintain grant expense and payable schedules and reconcile grant records and payments to the general ledger.
  • Track functional and program expenses and document expense allocations.
  • Prepare audit schedules, organize documentation, coordinate responses, and support audit testing and follow-up.
  • Prepare and reconcile Form 990 schedules and supporting information.
  • Support nonprofit financial statements, program-level reporting, and variance analyses.
  • Document procedures and improve accounting workflows, systems, and controls.