Top Financial Analyst Jobs in Denver & Boulder, CO

Drives financial reporting, KPI tracking, variance analysis, budgeting, forecasting, and executive decision support for DISH Technologies. Builds ROI, NPV, and DCF models; reconciles vendor commitments and charges; identifies cost-saving opportunities and financial risks; and partners with Supply Chain, Accounts Payable, and Accounting to improve purchasing and fixed-asset processes. Uses advanced Excel, enterprise finance platforms, spreadsheet automation, and AI tools to deliver actionable analysis.

Performs financial analysis, reporting, forecasting, and trend analysis for annuity capital financial reporting. Extracts, consolidates, and interprets data from accounting and information systems, troubleshoots reporting issues, develops financial models, supports process improvements, collaborates with actuaries and accounting teams, and maintains internal-control compliance.

Supports renewable natural gas business development, M&A, FP&A, project valuation, financial modeling, tax credit monetization, project finance, offtake origination, budgeting, forecasting, and reporting. Conducts feasibility and investment analysis, due diligence, financial modeling, and presentations for senior leadership and investment committees. Collaborates with lenders, investors, internal teams, and project development stakeholders while monitoring renewable energy regulations and market developments.

Own end-to-end capital expenditure management within FP&A, including modeling, budgeting, forecasting, variance analysis, capitalization policy, audit controls, and financial reporting. Partner with Technology, Product, Commercial, and senior leadership teams to align project data with capital budgets. Improve processes through automation, data integration, and standardized workflows while supporting broader enterprise financial planning initiatives.

Supports program financial controls and cost management for federal aerospace and defense contracts. Responsibilities include maintaining earned value management baselines, forecasting costs, conducting variance analysis and estimates at completion, supporting month-end close, interpreting performance metrics, and preparing program status reports. The analyst collaborates with program managers, control account managers, and business leaders on budgeting, risk management, corrective actions, and program reviews.

Prepares and reviews quarterly and annual SEC filings, financial disclosures, and supporting documentation. Coordinates external auditor reviews, maintains reporting systems and governance, supports earnings communications, and partners with Finance, Legal, Tax, Treasury, and Investor Relations. The role also contributes to internal control effectiveness, technical accounting analyses, goodwill impairment assessments, regulatory compliance, and continuous process improvement.

Serve as a trusted FP&A partner for GTM leaders supporting budgeting, forecasting, driver-based modeling, performance analysis, month-end close, scenario modeling, executive reporting, and process automation to inform investment and growth decisions.

Supports FP&A activities including forecasting, budgeting, reporting, financial modeling, headcount tracking, sales compensation analysis, and operational metrics. The analyst prepares executive reports, reconciles transactions, identifies discrepancies, analyzes business trends, and recommends cost-saving and efficiency opportunities. The role partners with cross-functional leaders in a remote environment and supports financial improvement initiatives.

Oversee program Earned Value Management Systems, analyze cost and schedule variances, prepare CPR/IPMR deliverables, generate Estimates at Complete, support audits and management reviews, and provide financial and cost-control support. The role requires expertise with Deltek Cobra, Oracle, or Microsoft toolsets, government cost-reimbursement contracts, FAR, EVMS implementation, baseline development, accounting principles, and government financial reporting. Travel is required at least 50% of the time.

Supports DaVita’s Technology Finance Team by analyzing a roughly $600 million technology budget, preparing monthly reports, evaluating investment requests, improving financial processes, and delivering actionable insights to senior leaders. The role partners with finance and technology stakeholders on budgeting, forecasting, CapEx, enterprise G&A, strategic initiatives, and recurring reporting while managing projects and communicating recommendations.

Maintains financial execution tracking for more than 300 federal grant awards. Reconciles award inventories, grant portals, and Delphi obligations and outlays; investigates discrepancies, drawdowns, balances, and missing documentation. Supports risk-based compliance reviews under 2 CFR Part 200, grant closeout, budget execution, amendment activity, and dashboard validation. Routes unresolved financial issues, updates outlay plans, and identifies funding and closeout risks for government review.

Supports corporate budgeting, quarterly forecasting, monthly financial and management reporting, scenario analysis, financial modeling, profitability analysis, benchmarking, acquisition evaluation, and finance system improvements. The role also contributes to data integrity initiatives and develops valuation and analytical skills while assisting the Accounting and Finance department with special projects.

Supports payor negotiations and strategic planning through financial modeling, data analytics, reporting, market research, and executive presentations. Evaluates contract impacts and portfolio trends using Tableau, Alteryx, and SQL, while developing strategy decks and supporting cross-functional initiatives for fee-for-service and value-based care contracts.

Own complex financial files tracking customer incentives and revenue adjustments, build strategic financial models, design deal incentives, and forecast adjusted revenue. Partner with Sales, Accounting, Analytics, and FP&A to support close processes, strategic decisions, KPI reporting, and Board presentations. Analyze deal effectiveness, improve tracking processes, reconcile data, and communicate financial insights to stakeholders.

Performs financial analysis, forecasting, auditing, and reporting to support business planning and decision-making. Applies accounting principles, prepares monthly expense and direct-cost summaries, evaluates payment arrangements, and monitors financial performance metrics for trends and variances. The role requires financial reporting or accounting experience, residency in North Carolina, a valid driver’s license, and travel within the assigned catchment area as needed.

Supports U.S. Department of State global health awards through budgeting, forecasting, financial analysis, transaction reconciliation, invoice review, reporting, and award documentation. The role monitors contracts, grants, and cooperative agreements for financial performance and compliance; maintains tracking logs and records; prepares SF-425 submissions, dashboards, briefings, and recommendations; and collaborates with government representatives, implementing partners, and leadership. Requires strong Excel-based analysis, accounting knowledge, and experience managing complex awards or programs.

Develop financial insights, forecasts, models, and executive-level reporting for enterprise strategy. Partner with Finance, Accounting, and the CFO to explain consolidated performance, support reporting workflows and period-end closes, and prepare Board presentations. Apply analytical tools and AI applications to interpret financial data, identify performance drivers, and improve reporting efficiency.

Supports FP&A through financial reporting, dashboards, variance analysis, budgeting, forecasting, month-end close, and financial modeling. Partners with department leaders to provide accurate insights, improve reporting processes, and maintain Excel and Google Sheets models. The role is designed for an early-career finance professional with strong analytical, communication, and attention-to-detail skills.

Own corporate budgeting and monthly forecasting cycles, analyze variances, manage cost allocation methodologies and true-ups, and deliver executive-ready financial insights. Partner with functional leaders, Accounting, and Finance teams to improve forecast accuracy, explain risks and opportunities, support leadership decisions, and maintain accurate, transparent financial processes across global functions.

Manage global sales expenses, accruals, budgets, forecasts, and headcount financials. Reconcile budget versus actuals, identify spending trends, improve reporting processes, and use Anaplan to maintain sales financial data. Partner with Sales leadership and global teams to provide financial insights and support data-driven growth decisions.

Develops and reviews government proposals, cost and pricing analyses, audit responses, and supporting financial data. Ensures compliance with FAR, DFARS, and Truthful Cost or Pricing Data requirements; collaborates with cross-functional teams and interfaces with DCAA and DCMA. Senior analysts lead proposal activities, mentor junior staff, and drive process improvements.

Analyzes financial performance, cost accounting, service line results, budgets, forecasts, and operational metrics. Reconciles and publishes monthly cost accounting results, validates financial data, develops reports and models, identifies efficiency and revenue opportunities, and provides recommendations to leaders. The role also supports long-range planning, financial software optimization, continuous improvement, and communication of complex financial concepts across the healthcare organization.

Drives financial visibility through business case evaluation, pricing models, operational metrics, and financial forecasting. Builds financial models, analyzes historical performance, integrates enterprise data, and uses AI analytics tools to improve reporting. Partners cross-functionally with Accounting and Finance, develops strategic recommendations, and translates complex financial results into executive presentations supporting organizational decision-making.

Develops consolidated three-statement forecasts and long-term financial plans, analyzes working capital and operational drivers, and identifies margin and revenue opportunities. The role presents forecast updates and performance analyses to finance leadership, the CFO, and Board; performs financial modeling, valuation, and M&A transaction analysis; and applies AI-driven forecasting tools to improve reporting and variance analysis.

Own the three-statement financial model, monthly forecast consolidation, executive and board reporting, long-range planning, and corporate forecasting. The role partners with Finance Systems and cross-functional stakeholders to maintain planning tools, improve forecast accuracy, support AI-driven finance systems, analyze business performance, and inform strategic decisions. It requires strong financial modeling, communication, presentation, and process-improvement skills.