Top Finance Jobs in Denver & Boulder, CO

Oversee full-cycle accounting operations, month- and year-end close, financial reporting, audits, variance analysis, and internal controls. Develop and improve accounting procedures, support compliance, provide business insights, mentor team members, and collaborate with cross-functional stakeholders. The role also drives process improvements, supports organizational change, and serves as a subject matter expert within the accounting department.

Principal Accountant responsible for complex accounting, financial reporting, project accounting, revenue recognition, and month-, quarter-, and year-end close processes. The role manages reconciliations, accruals, intercompany transactions, audits, internal controls, and GAAP compliance. It also provides financial analysis to senior management, collaborates cross-functionally, resolves technical accounting issues, and mentors junior accounting staff. Familiarity with SAP, CPA certification, and aerospace or public-company experience are preferred.

Leads annual budgets, forecasts, and long-range financial plans; performs financial analysis and prepares reports and projections for stakeholders. Collaborates cross-functionally to collect and analyze data, supports strategic decision-making, ensures compliance with DoD and government contracting policies, and mentors team members. The role requires expertise in Excel, financial planning, government contracting, labor rate composition, and financial reporting.

Oversee implementation, maintenance, and enhancement of financial systems, including ERP, FP&A, budgeting, reporting, and Cobra. Analyze financial data, prepare reports and projections, develop models, validate data, troubleshoot issues, and support process improvements. Collaborate with cross-functional teams, provide end-user training, create documentation, participate in testing, and ensure financial systems meet business requirements and maintain data integrity.

Leads planning, scheduling, budgeting, and cost control for complex programs. Performs funding, sales outlook, variance, expenditure, and contract analyses; maintains cost and schedule baselines; manages contractual changes in control systems; ensures compliance with government cost-control guidelines; and mentors team members.

Supports cost and schedule control for government contracts by preparing budgets, schedules, funding profiles, sales outlooks, variance analyses, and contractual change updates. Maintains expenditure and commitment records, monitors funding availability, ensures compliance with cost-control guidelines, and keeps contract baselines current. The role also collects and analyzes data from multiple sources and prepares reports for program and financial management.

Develops cost estimates and pricing proposals for bids, contracts, and modifications. Collects and analyzes technical and programmatic data, prepares performance reports, collaborates cross-functionally, and presents findings to stakeholders. The role uses advanced Excel for analysis and supports accurate, competitive, and compliant pricing while maintaining awareness of government contracting regulations and cost accounting standards.

Manage and administer equity compensation programs (options, RSUs, performance shares, ESPP); process transactions and maintain cap tables; prepare Section 16 reports in Workiva; ensure ASC 718 and SOX compliance; manage vendors; conduct market research and collaborate with HR, Finance, Legal, Tax, and Payroll to support grants and equity policy administration.