Top Fintech Finance Jobs in CO

The Head of Finance will build and lead the finance function, focusing on forecasting, strategic partnerships, and AI-driven financial analysis to support the company's growth and decision-making.

Lead design and deployment of a Global Liquidation Engine: build stochastic control and execution algorithms to unwind distressed Spot and Derivatives portfolios, optimize aggregated liquidations across venues, design default waterfall logic, integrate models into production with execution APIs, collaborate on market microstructure and provide quantitative evidence for regulatory defense.

Lead accounting for investment entities (funds, JVs, SPVs) including ASC 946/820 compliance, fund close, valuations, treasury, audit/tax support, third-party manager oversight, and process/control improvements.

The Tax Manager will manage complex tax returns, oversee compliance for construction clients, provide tax planning, and advise on strategies. Responsibilities include conducting research, supervising staff, and building client relationships.

The Corporate Accounting Senior Associate will handle corporate accounting, consolidation, SEC reporting, and assist in preparing various financial filings, ensuring compliance with US GAAP.

Review and underwrite Conventional and FHA mortgage applications, analyze borrower credit, income, assets and property, perform Schedule L liquidity tests, make timely compliant decisions, manage high-volume pipeline, partner with processors/LOs, identify fraud risks, and apply DU/LP systems and investor overlays.

The Private Banking Account Executive develops relationships with high-net-worth clients, providing tailored banking services and ensuring exceptional client satisfaction while managing a personal book of business.

Head of Strategic Finance at Cedar, responsible for enterprise-level financial strategy, executive decision support, corporate development, and team mentorship in a high-growth healthcare tech environment.

As an Investor Services Associate, you will manage capital commitments, support institutional partners, analyze data, and improve investor experience through project management and communication.

As a Branch Manager, you'll lead and develop a team, enhance customer engagement, resolve issues, and drive branch performance under regulatory compliance.