Part-Time Accountant (Remote)

Part-Time Accountant

Statutory (Insurance) & GAAP

We own and operate two related but distinct businesses: United Wealth Title Insurance (UWTI), a regulated title insurance underwriter, and Driggs Title Agency (DTA), a title and escrow agency. Were hiring one dedicated accountant to own the books and regulatory reporting for both.

This is not an outsourced engagement, and you wont be juggling us alongside a roster of other clients. Youll be a real member of our team a W-2 employee with full benefits who knows our business deeply and grows with it. The workload is genuinely part-time (we estimate 32 hours a week), with predictable heavier stretches around quarter-end and audit season.

This role is built for an established professional whos ready to step back from the pace and politics of corporate life someone who wants a lighter, autonomous, mostly-from-home schedule and a place to settle in for the long haul, not a rung on a ladder. Youd work from home roughly 80% of the time, with the remaining ~20% offsite for periodic in-person meetings with our auditors and leadership.

UWTI the statutory side (the technical core of this job)

UWTI is where the real expertise is needed. As a licensed title insurer, we live in a statutory accounting (SAP) world with a steady regulatory cadence:

Quarterly and annual NAIC filings the full statement blanks (these run 70130 pages) on the ~90-day cycle, plus keeping current as regulatory requirements update each quarter.

Coordinating and supporting our annual actuarial audit, annual financial audit, and ongoing examiner / regulator requests.

Maintaining statutory reserves (including the statutory premium reserve unique to title) and the SAP-to-GAAP bridge.

Today we pay an outside firm and a consultant to produce these filings. A major goal for this role is to bring meaningful ownership of that process in-house working alongside (and eventually reducing our reliance on) those outside resources. If statutory accounting energizes you rather than intimidates you, this is your seat.

DTA the GAAP side (more straightforward)

DTAs needs are conventional agency accounting:

Monthly close: reconciled bank and escrow / trust accounts and clean financial statements.

Two simple state regulatory reports per year.

Tax-season preparation and coordination.

Preparing for DTAs state-required third-party financial audit (GAAP-based).

What were looking for

Hands-on experience with statutory accounting (SAP) for an insurer title or other lines. Direct experience preparing NAIC annual / quarterly statement blanks is the single most valuable thing you can bring.

Comfort working with external actuaries and auditors, and a track record of getting through audits and exams cleanly.

Solid GAAP fundamentals for the agency-side work, including month-end close and account / trust reconciliation.

CPA preferred but not required if the statutory experience is strong.

Tech-forward: you like clean systems, automation, and getting reporting done faster and better rather than the way its always been done.

A long-term home, not a stepping stone: someone with the experience and stability to treat UWTI and DTA as yours and stay for the long run, who values autonomy and balance over title and upward climb.

Compensation range: $60,000$80,000 annually, depending on experience and qualifications.