Top Financial Analyst Jobs in Denver & Boulder, CO

The Financial Analyst supports the FP&A function by building forecasting models, analyzing operating expenses, performing variance analysis, and preparing materials for executive presentations. The role involves developing financial dashboards, conducting ad hoc analysis, and collaborating across teams to assess financial impacts in a high-paced environment.

The Financial Analyst II position supports the Manufacturing & Distribution department at DISH, focusing on financial analysis, budgeting, forecasting, and performance metrics. The analyst will build financial models, provide decision support, and collaborate with various departments to improve financial operations and reporting.

As a Financial Analyst, you will maintain financial forecasts, support cash flow planning, analyze financial data, and communicate insights to leadership. You will also prepare presentations for senior leadership and the Board, develop and manage financial models, and collaborate with accounting and finance teams to drive efficiency and accuracy in reporting.

The Financial Analyst will manage budgeting and forecasting processes, conduct financial analysis, and prepare reports to support decision-making. Responsibilities include monthly P&L reviews, post-merger financial integration, and managing an FP&A team across business units. Strong Excel and PowerPoint skills are essential, with a focus on SaaS financial models and analytics.

The Program Financial Analyst II will manage project data, prepare budgets and schedules, assist with cost proposals and analyze program costs and variances.

The Senior Financial Analyst will oversee budget-to-actual reporting, KPI reporting, and process improvements within the DISH Wireless organization. Responsibilities include preparing executive summaries, building financial models, delivering presentations, and analyzing data to inform business decisions.

As a Program Financial Analyst I, you'll manage project data, prepare budgets, assist with cost proposals, and monitor contract baselines.

As a Principal Program Financial Analyst, you will analyze and manage project financial data, prepare budgets, and assist with various cost analyses to support project reporting and contract compliance.