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.

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.

Develop and enhance quantitative financial models supporting Treasury, asset liability management, interest-rate risk, mortgage hedging, pricing, profitability, and portfolio risk decisions. Analyze fixed income, derivatives, duration, convexity, stress scenarios, deposits, and prepayments. Automate workflows with Python and Excel/VBA, modernize analytics in Snowflake, document model governance, and communicate insights to Treasury, Risk, Credit, Product, and portfolio leaders.

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.

Prepare SEC filings, financial statements, footnotes, MD&A, disclosures, workpapers, and XBRL tagging. Support SOX compliance, external audits, share-based compensation entries, reconciliations, technical accounting research, and disclosure benchmarking. Collaborate with Legal, Investor Relations, Finance, Accounting, and auditors while improving financial reporting processes and using AI to enhance reporting workflows.

Performs provider compensation calculations, budgeting, forecasting, variance analysis, P&L reporting, strategic financial analysis, and acquisition valuation. Partners with senior operational and medical leaders, presents financial results, explains incentive plans to physicians, evaluates provider group acquisitions, and conducts discounted cash flow and tax-return analyses.

Analyze and report on loan, deposit, and credit card pricing strategies; develop dashboards and reports; answer banker pricing inquiries; support product strategy; ensure processes comply with risk, audit, and regulatory requirements; prepare executive presentations; and contribute to Treasury projects.

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.

Own recurring FP&A activities including budgeting, forecasting, financial modeling, variance analysis, reporting, and close support. Partner with Operations and other functions to connect operational KPIs to financial results, coordinate accruals, and explain variances. Build automated reporting and scalable finance processes using AI, BI, planning, and ERP tools. The role supports the Strategic Finance Manager and offers growth toward Senior Analyst.

Supports enterprise budgeting, forecasting, long-range planning, cash flow forecasting, revenue analysis, and strategic financial modeling. Partners with executive and operational teams on growth initiatives, acquisitions, and performance improvement. Prepares executive-level analyses and presentations while maintaining the long-range financial planning model and promoting FP&A best practices.

Prepare financial reporting packages, analyze actuals against forecasts and budgets, support forecasting and budgeting, build financial models and business cases, perform variance and working capital analysis, and provide insights to business leaders. The role also supports month-end close, management reporting, and process automation improvements.

Analyzes financial data, reconciles account activity, investigates discrepancies, verifies transactions, prepares tax and reconciliation reports, and maintains accurate client records. The role also tracks tax identification applications, communicates project status, and supports disbursement management with special projects. Success requires accounting knowledge, intermediate Excel skills, strong attention to detail, analytical ability, organization, and professional communication in a remote, deadline-driven environment.

Own FP&A reporting, financial models, budgeting, forecasting, variance analysis, and profitability analysis. Manage daily cash reporting, thirteen-week cash forecasts, funding transfers, bank reconciliations, borrowing base and covenant reporting, lender packages, and settlement reconciliation. Partner with accounting, brand teams, payroll, and leadership while improving recurring reporting through automation, documentation, and AI-assisted analysis.

Provides financial analysis supporting treatment-volume modeling, growth forecasting, dynamic budgeting, and strategic operational decisions. Develops forecasting models, analyzes trends and budget variances, coordinates data collection, automates monthly reporting, and presents executive summaries. Partners with operational, strategy, and clinical teams to evaluate initiatives and market-level volume dynamics. Performs scenario planning, sensitivity analysis, and ad hoc analytics while improving forecasting accuracy and communicating insights to stakeholders.

Supports financial planning and analysis through forecasting, budgeting, budget-to-actual analysis, tax calculations, cost and working capital analysis, management and bank reporting, and financial systems implementations. The role also handles government filings, HUD participation requests, subcontractor prequalification, and ad hoc financial analysis while collaborating with executives, department heads, banks, counsel, and other departments.

Analyzes direct sales financial performance, compensation models, forecasting, budgeting, ROI, capital expenditures, and variance reporting. The role develops scalable financial models, refines agent-level metrics, evaluates compensation structures, and applies AI tools to improve analytical efficiency and data accuracy. It collaborates with finance and sales leadership to support operational performance.

Leads ministry-wide financial reporting and serves as a finance business partner to assigned departments. Responsibilities include preparing executive reports, dashboards, variance analyses, budgets, forecasts, long-range plans, financial models, and decision-support recommendations. The role collaborates on Adaptive Planning and Office Connect reporting, validates financial data, analyzes capital expenditures and investments, supports strategic planning, and may coach other analysts.

Supports federal clients with accounting, financial reporting, budgetary accounting, SBR reporting, GTAS submissions, reconciliations, journal entries, audit readiness, and internal control remediation. Analyzes financial data and Treasury information, resolves accounting issues, develops financial models and workpapers, and recommends process improvements. Independently manages workstreams, coordinates with clients and auditors, and provides technical guidance and quality control to junior staff.

Supports federal clients with accounting, financial management, reporting, reconciliations, financial data analysis, journal entries, audit readiness, and remediation activities. Reviews data for accuracy, researches discrepancies, prepares schedules and workpapers, documents findings, and collaborates with senior staff and clients. The role requires a foundation in accounting or finance, Excel proficiency, and the ability to obtain a Public Trust Security Clearance.

The Associate Financial Analyst participates in a three-year finance rotation program across FP&A, business finance, sales finance, and financial systems. Responsibilities include budgeting, forecasting, resource planning, variance analysis, monthly reporting, financial modeling, ad hoc analysis, and process improvement. The role provides mentorship, professional development, and exposure to multiple finance specialties.

As an operational financial analyst, you will manage the financial operations of the Working Capital Fund, perform analysis, prepare reports, and ensure operational readiness in partnership with Air Force and Space Force teams.

Supports financial reporting, planning, forecasting, budgeting, variance analysis, and strategic decision-making for a global reinsurance business. Builds financial models, dashboards, reports, and management packages; analyzes trends, risks, expenses, and business drivers; collaborates with Finance, Claims, and business teams; communicates recommendations; and improves reporting processes, controls, automation, workflows, and documentation.

Owns IT financial planning, annual budgets, rolling forecasts, month-end reporting, cost allocation, and variance analysis across capital and operating expenses. The role develops TBM showback and chargeback models, evaluates technology investments, creates KPI scorecards, manages vendor commitments, reconciles accounts, and provides predictive modeling to reduce financial risk. It also uses AI and automation to improve forecasting and identify cost-saving opportunities while partnering with IT leaders and executives.