Loan Audit Specialist

Remote
Full Time
Entry Level

Make an impact supporting the U.S. Department of Agriculture! Lynch Consultants is seeking a Loan Audit Specialist to support a federal agency with loan audit engagement and residential loan portfolios. We are looking for someone who is ready to take on meaningful challenges and make a measurable difference. If you're passionate about contributing to process development, support compliance, and oversight objectives then this role would be a great fit for you!

  
Only applicants who fully satisfy all required qualifications will be considered for further review. 

  

Salary: Up to $63,000yr.

 
Work Location and Schedule:

  • This position is fully remote; National Capital Region (DMV) preferred.

Required Qualifications – Must Have:

  • MUST have a bachelor's degree in finance, business, accounting, public administration or a related field.
  • MUST have 2-4 years of experience in banking, lending, loan servicing, credit analysis, or related financial document review. 
  • MUST be a U.S. Citizen and eligible to obtain and maintain a Federal. Public Trust background clearance. 
  • MUST have experience with reviewing loan documents, agreements, and compliance materials with strong attention to detail. 
  • MUST have experience with review processes, checklists, SOPS, or audit frameworks.
  • MUST be proficient with productivity and digital tools, including the ability to use AI- enabled tools such as Microsoft Copilot to enhance efficiency.

Preferred Qualifications:

  • Experience with reviewing or underwriting federal loan programs (USDA Rural Development, RBCS, Single Family Housing, or Multi-Family housing preferred).
  • Familiarity with federal systems, government portals, or secure data environments.
  • Knowledge with audit, compliance, quality control, or risk management processes.
  • Experience supporting federal agencies or government contractors in a regulated environment. 
  • Ability to identify trends, risk indicators, or systemic issues and recommend process improvements. 

 
If you are a highly motivated individual with the ability to solve complex issues, take on new responsibilities, build relationships and think in unique and innovative ways, we are looking for you! 
  
  
Why Join LC?
  
At Lynch Consultants (LC), your career growth is unlimited. We offer a competitive compensation package, employer-supported 401(k), world-class health benefits, paid vacation and holidays, plus programs that support your well-being. 


You’ll gain:

  • Competitive total compensation: Our starting salaries are competitive, and our total compensation package goes even further. You have the chance to earn performance and referral bonuses, plus a profit-sharing bonus available to eligible associates. 

  • Flexible career architecture: We encourage growing in your own way, whether that be moving up, moving across, or staying at your current level while taking on new challenges. 

  • Unlimited promotion opportunities: We don’t have a cap on advancement at Lynch. If you’re ready to take on more responsibility and leadership, the opportunity is there. 

  • Your career, your choice: Your timeline. Your path. Your definition of success. Whether you want to sprint towards partnership, explore different service lines, or master your craft at your current level, we’re here to support you. 
      

About Us:
  
Lynch Consultants, LLC is an Equal Opportunity Employer. We are a premier Federal professional services firm where your work makes a real difference. We value purpose, growth, and impact, and we proudly support and encourage applications from U.S. military veterans. 

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