Top Remote Jobs in CO

Leads software teams developing, integrating, deploying, and maintaining full-stack mission applications for DoD and intelligence customers. Builds prototypes, scales applications, develops responsive frontend features, integrates systems, collaborates with government operators, and conducts deployment and field testing in secure environments. The role requires customer relationship management, technical leadership, software engineering expertise, and active security clearance.

Manages event travel programs from post-sale planning through final billing, supporting travelers with booking changes, cancellations, fare information, and issue resolution across hotels, flights, cars, and rail. Builds client relationships, coordinates program objectives, maintains service documentation, supports account teams, and contributes to revenue and customer satisfaction. Requires strong travel booking, GDS, communication, multitasking, and customer service skills, with flexibility for nontraditional shifts.

Own consumer and partner revenue-share accounting, including month-end close, journal entries, reconciliations, variance analysis, audit support, and PCAOB-compliant disclosures. Partner with engineering, FP&A, and SOX teams to improve accounting systems and controls, automate revenue recognition workflows using AI, and ensure accurate US GAAP reporting for high-volume, multi-currency transactions.

Own regional revenue operations for the Americas by managing forecasting, pipeline analysis, performance reporting, CRM data quality, dashboards, business reviews, territory planning, and sales process improvements. Partner with sales and cross-functional leaders to improve revenue performance, standardize operations, and implement AI-assisted workflows and automation. Use Salesforce, Gong, Claude, and analytical models to provide actionable insights and improve forecast accuracy.

Own and improve Octus’s enterprise security technology across endpoints, identity, SaaS, email, DLP, AI tools, cloud, and applications. Responsibilities include managing security platforms, hardening systems, tuning SIEM detections, responding to incidents, driving remediation, supporting audits and client reviews, assessing vendor risk, automating workflows, and mentoring teammates. The role requires broad hands-on cybersecurity expertise across Mac and Windows environments, identity platforms, secure web gateways, DLP, compliance frameworks, scripting, and REST APIs.

Support Salesforce administration, configuration, automation, data quality, security, user permissions, and ticket triage. Translate business requirements into scalable solutions, maintain documentation, monitor platform processes, and collaborate with senior team members. The role also involves building and monitoring internal process automations using Claude.

Leads Zscaler’s scaled partner sales organization, owning revenue strategy, quota, pipeline, forecasting, and commercial performance across low- and no-touch sales, MSSPs, MSPs, distributors, and cloud aggregators. Builds repeatable partner-led and digitally assisted sales motions, recruits and activates partners, drives recurring revenue and customer expansion, and aligns Sales, Marketing, Enablement, Product, Finance, and Operations. Uses analytics, automation, and AI to improve partner productivity, conversion, sales efficiency, and cost to serve.

Lead product strategy, roadmap, and execution for Zscaler’s threat detection and response offerings within its Agentic SOC and MDR business. Translate threat intelligence and customer needs into innovative security products, coordinate engineering and go-to-market teams, and measure product impact. The role owns commercialization, technical direction, product quality, and business outcomes while requiring deep cybersecurity expertise and experience with enterprise security products.

Drive revenue for Zscaler’s security operations product portfolio across a regional territory. The role owns quota and account-based sales strategies, partners with solution engineers, develops value propositions, engages C-suite and technical stakeholders, and closes complex enterprise security deals. Responsibilities include landing new logos, expanding accounts, collaborating with sales leadership, and positioning cloud security, vulnerability management, deception, threat hunting, and AI-enabled solutions.

Leads client discovery and analysis for facilities management solutions, analyzing operational and financial data, building business cases, developing proposals, and presenting executive recommendations. Partners with sales, operations, product, and implementation teams to shape deliverable solutions, support deal strategy, and create repeatable value models and enablement tools. Requires commercial facilities management expertise, financial modeling, advanced Excel, executive presentation skills, and experience with dispersed multisite portfolios.

Drive full-cycle enterprise SaaS sales across Fortune 500 accounts through strategic territory planning, pipeline development, complex deal negotiation, quota attainment, and land-and-expand opportunities. Build relationships with C-suite and digital product leaders, develop ROI-focused business cases, use consultative discovery and sales methodologies, and partner with delivery teams to support post-sale success.

Monitor and triage security alerts, support incident response and vulnerability remediation, review logs, tune SIEM detections, and maintain security documentation. The role contributes to risk assessments, control improvements, automation, dashboards, and operational playbooks while collaborating with internal teams. It requires familiarity with EDR, SIEM/SOAR, CSPM, vulnerability management, firewalls, cloud environments, networking, operating systems, security frameworks, and common attack techniques.

Owns complex property subrogation recovery efforts, including investigation, liability evaluation, evidence preservation, expert and litigation strategy, vendor and counsel oversight, negotiation, reserving, and reporting. The role also trains claims adjusters, identifies high-value recovery opportunities, manages multi-state legal considerations, and improves the broader recovery program in a remote environment.

Manage homeowner property claims from first notice of loss through resolution. Responsibilities include investigating losses, analyzing coverage, identifying fraud and subrogation opportunities, conducting virtual or field inspections, preparing Cotality or Xactimate estimates, documenting files, maintaining reserves, negotiating settlements, communicating with stakeholders, coordinating vendors, and supporting process improvements. The role requires active adjuster licensing, remote claims experience, strong customer service, and occasional extended CAT hours.