Top Tech Jobs & Startup Jobs in CO

Own the vision and roadmap for Hex’s analytical product areas, including notebooks, dashboards, and conversational AI. Conduct customer discovery, competitive research, and data analysis to identify valuable problems. Collaborate with engineering, design, sales, and go-to-market teams to deliver impactful features, learn from market feedback, and support product success. The role requires hands-on experience with technical products and the ability to move quickly in a growth-stage startup.

Build and lead Hex’s partner technical enablement function. Responsibilities include creating certification curricula, workshops, demos, sandbox environments, and technical collateral; onboarding and training consulting and SI partners; supporting strategic proof-of-value engagements and architecture reviews; handling technical objections; gathering product feedback; and tracking partner enablement metrics. The role requires strong SQL and Python skills, analytics workflow expertise, presentation ability, and approximately 25–30% travel.

Serve as a technical bridge between Dragos and federal customers by understanding mission requirements, designing cybersecurity solutions, conducting demonstrations, supporting sales activities, managing proof-of-concept deployments, troubleshooting issues, and responding to proposals and technical inquiries. The role requires federal procurement knowledge, cybersecurity and ICS/OT expertise, active Top Secret clearance, and regular travel up to 50%.

Leads Dragos Public Sector’s post-sales technical team, mentoring subject matter experts and driving customer adoption, operationalization, and measurable platform value. The role manages customer escalations, stakeholder relationships, product feedback, roadmap advocacy, team processes, performance metrics, and AI-enabled improvements. It requires industrial cybersecurity expertise, SIEM experience, advanced network traffic analysis, U.S. citizenship, and willingness to travel up to 25%.

Design, build, and operate a global observability platform across hybrid cloud and on-premises environments. Responsibilities include developing monitoring pipelines, infrastructure-as-code, reliability automation, SLI/SLO frameworks, performance optimization, incident response, root-cause analysis, and production troubleshooting. The role partners with engineering teams to improve system resilience, reduce toil, integrate AI/ML for anomaly detection, and establish observability best practices. It also provides technical mentorship and guidance.

Develop and maintain global monitoring and observability platforms using Go, JavaScript, GCP, Kubernetes, OpenTelemetry, PostgreSQL, and Terraform. Improve reliability, scalability, performance, security, and disaster recovery for cloud services. Responsibilities include troubleshooting production systems, capacity planning, automation, on-call support, incident postmortems, code reviews, documentation, and vulnerability assessments.

Leads Ford Credit’s enterprise AI architecture strategy and manages architects while directly designing production-ready AI and agentic systems. Establishes AI-native delivery practices, evaluation standards, governance, security controls, cloud-native patterns, and modernization roadmaps. Guides Google Cloud architecture, hybrid-system integration, AI risk management, reusable reference architectures, and platform capabilities. Advises executives and cross-functional teams while developing the architecture organization through coaching, delegation, and performance management.

Leads technical project execution for classified military space environments, managing strategy, budgets, schedules, risks, requirements, compliance, resources, metrics, and stakeholder relationships. Coordinates cross-functional teams, establishes classified program areas, resolves issues, communicates progress to leadership, and supports government and company policy compliance. The role requires on-site work five days per week and may involve travel between campuses and other locations.

Manages cryogenic engineering work scope, cost, schedule, staffing, subcontracts, and earned value performance. Leads cryo-thermal engineers through the design, analysis, verification, and use of flight cryogenic systems and ground support equipment, including cryocoolers, cryoradiators, and dewars. Represents the team in technical decisions, manages priorities and risks, and coordinates with customers and cross-functional stakeholders. The role is fully on-site and may involve work in laboratories, production areas, cleanrooms, and other facilities.

Designs, develops, integrates, and certifies advanced test system software and hardware for ground, airborne, and space applications. Builds Python, LabVIEW, and Ruby applications; develops hardware-in-the-loop systems using NI VeriStand and Simulink; and supports requirements, architecture, automation, networking, and software lifecycle activities. The role coordinates with cross-functional engineering teams, communicates technical status to program management, and supports multiple programs under formal development methodologies.

Own Headway’s provider lifecycle marketing program end to end, from segmentation and trigger design through campaign deployment in Iterable and Intercom. Build journeys that improve provider activation, product adoption, engagement, and retention. Develop experiments, define success metrics, analyze performance, and continuously optimize programs. Partner with Product, Product Marketing, Customer Success, and Creative to align lifecycle campaigns with product priorities and create consistent provider experiences.

Leads provider growth marketing to expand Headway’s provider network and improve acquisition efficiency. Owns paid, organic, lifecycle, referral, segmentation, experimentation, channel strategy, and performance measurement. Builds and manages the marketing team while partnering with Sales, RevOps, Finance, Product, and R&D to align growth goals, reduce CAC, optimize provider mix, and develop value-based acquisition frameworks.

Serve as a sales engineering advisor for Armis cybersecurity solutions in the SLED market. Deliver virtual and in-person demonstrations, deploy proof-of-value installations, lead technical training, support conferences and marketing activities, create prospect documentation, and address customer needs throughout the sales and support lifecycle. The role requires strong networking and cybersecurity knowledge, customer-facing communication, complex initiative ownership, enterprise SaaS sales experience, and up to 40% travel.

Drive new-business revenue for ServiceNow’s OT and cyber-physical systems portfolio across state and local government accounts in the US West. Develop territory and account strategies, build relationships with cybersecurity and operations leaders, coordinate virtual teams and partners, advise customers on OT security and regulatory risks, and align Armis and ServiceNow solutions with broader security roadmaps. The role requires government sales experience, cybersecurity or OT/ICS expertise, strong negotiation skills, and a record of exceeding sales targets.

Supports AI engineering initiatives at Vantor, contributing to spatial intelligence solutions and helping develop technologies that enable customers to understand current and future conditions. The posting provides limited role-specific responsibilities but emphasizes problem-solving, innovation, collaboration, and mission-focused work. Applicants must qualify as a U.S. Person under applicable export control and ITAR requirements.

Own the vision, strategy, roadmap, requirements, and customer value proposition for Vantor’s Operational World Model. Prioritize mission-relevant use cases, define MVP capabilities, align product and engineering teams, and guide delivery across geospatial data, simulation, sensor modeling, and real-time operational services. The role also supports customer demonstrations, proposals, partner engagement, product positioning, and adoption while coordinating stakeholders across product areas, engineering, GTM, government, and industry.

Develop and execute employer brand campaigns targeting talent audiences, including technical and security-cleared professionals. Partner with Talent Acquisition, Marketing, employees, leaders, and subject matter experts to create content and coordinate campaigns across career sites, social media, advertising, email, and recruiting events. Analyze audience, channel, and recruiting data, track campaign performance, prepare updates, coordinate vendors, and recommend improvements to content, channel mix, and investment.

Own and grow a pipeline for Teachable Payments by selling payment-processing migrations to high-volume creators, businesses, enterprise accounts, and education organizations. Responsibilities include prospecting, discovery, building financial business cases, negotiating, closing, and ensuring customer activation. The role requires self-generated pipeline, strong follow-up across stakeholders, detailed knowledge of payments economics, clean CRM management, and collaboration with product and pricing teams. This is a full-time remote role.

Manages a distributed Customer Support team in a high-volume SaaS environment. Responsibilities include integrating acquired support teams, overseeing capacity and KPIs, managing multichannel operations, identifying operational risks, developing scalable processes and knowledge repositories, coaching team members, and leading cross-functional initiatives with Engineering, Sales, and Customer Success.

Designs, builds, and deploys classified IT infrastructure for U.S. Government programs through TS/SCI and SAP levels. Responsibilities span facility readiness, power and cooling, rack and cabling design, servers, networks, storage, virtualization, cryptographic devices, physical security, testing, troubleshooting, documentation, and RMF/ATO evidence. The role requires extensive hands-on work in SCIFs, SAPFs, data centers, and construction environments, coordination with facilities and contractors, and up to 50% travel.

Leads structural dynamics analysis for spacecraft mechanisms and actuation systems. Develops and validates finite element models; performs modal, vibration, shock, frequency response, and quasi-static analyses; manages disturbance and jitter budgets; supports dynamic testing and FEM correlation; and provides design guidance for spacecraft performance and pointing stability. Collaborates with mechanical, GNC, and systems teams, contributes to reviews and qualification, documents analyses, and mentors junior engineers.

Leads architecture, development, implementation, integration, and verification of real-time DSP systems for space-based RF payloads. Develops algorithms for I/Q processing, beamforming, detection, radar, SIGINT, and signal classification, then implements them on CPUs, FPGAs, GPUs, and embedded platforms. Optimizes systems for throughput, latency, power, and memory; supports hardware integration, testing, commissioning, technical reviews, customer engagements, and cross-functional engineering leadership while mentoring engineers.