Top Tech Jobs & Startup Jobs in Denver & Boulder, CO

Lead complex SaaS customer implementations from contract signature through adoption and handoff to Customer Success. Manage 30–40 concurrent projects, create milestone plans, conduct training and executive updates, guide technical rollouts, resolve risks and blockers, and coordinate with Product, Support, and CS. The role requires strong communication, organization, stakeholder management, autonomy, and the ability to drive customer accountability without direct authority.

Re-engage former ADT customers, present customized security, automation, and life safety solutions, close sales, generate new leads, and conduct post-installation follow-ups. The role requires relationship building, consultative selling, customer presentations, territory travel using a personal vehicle, and technology proficiency. Consumer sales experience is preferred but not required. Compensation includes uncapped commissions, with new advisors expected to earn $105,000 and experienced advisors over $150,000.

Manage paid customer acquisition and retention across Meta, Pinterest, Google, and potentially TikTok and AppLovin. Own channel budgets, optimize cost-to-performance, and run frequent creative and platform experiments. Use AI to automate reporting, testing, and optimization workflows. Partner across teams to connect marketing systems, explore GEO/AEO, and improve visibility into organic, email, SMS, and social performance.

Lead end-to-end product design for AI-powered legal data intelligence workflows, including discovery, case strategy, transcript analysis, document review, and knowledge management. Partner with product, engineering, research, and applied science teams; create prototypes and design specifications; evolve the RUI design system; and build accessible, production-ready front-end code using AI-assisted development. Engage customers and stakeholders through demos, research sessions, and occasional travel.

Manages sales accounts for dental merchandise, small equipment, and services. Responsibilities include prospecting, growing existing and new client relationships, driving the full sales cycle, closing equipment sales, meeting revenue and margin goals, and coordinating with equipment specialists, service technicians, and manufacturer partners. This outside sales role requires frequent territory travel, strong client service, and knowledge of dental products.

Own a $1.2M new-ARR quota selling Devs.ai’s AI platform to enterprise technology companies. Build outbound pipeline, manage complex multi-stakeholder sales cycles, run proofs of value, coordinate security, legal, and procurement processes, and close six-figure deals. The role requires consultative selling to technical and executive stakeholders, accurate forecasting, CRM discipline, business-case development, and collaboration with product, marketing, solution engineering, partners, and cloud providers.

Leads enterprise sales growth with national and regional health plans, owning new-logo acquisition and expansion. Builds executive relationships, develops territory and account strategies, leads complex RFP-driven multi-year pursuits, and collaborates with marketing, SDRs, sales engineering, and deal desk teams. Maintains pipeline and forecast accuracy in Salesforce and HubSpot while pursuing large healthcare services opportunities across member engagement, contact center, care management, quality outreach, and digital engagement.

Handles inbound and outbound calls with prospective students, uses scripts and multiple contact systems, screens inquiries, qualifies prospects, and warm-transfers them to admissions advisors. Maintains accurate records, meets call-quality and conversion metrics, follows schedules, supports marketing call tracking, and adapts to new scripts and processes. Evening and weekend flexibility may be required.

Provides legal counsel on Investment Company Act and Advisers Act matters for mutual funds, ETFs, and closed-end funds. Oversees SEC regulatory filings, including Forms N-1A and N-2; prepares fund board materials, attends meetings, and drafts minutes. Negotiates advisory, transfer agency, and fund administration agreements; monitors regulatory developments; collaborates with and may supervise paralegals; and manages multiple client matters independently.

Leads public affairs initiatives addressing antisemitism through advocacy campaigns, political engagement, coalition building, public education, and strategic outreach. The role tracks political, media, and policy developments, converts insights into action, coordinates cross-functional teams, and develops relationships with political and civic stakeholders. It requires strong communication, persuasive writing, public speaking, political ecosystem knowledge, and an understanding of antisemitism, anti-Zionism, and 501(c)(3) political activity restrictions.