Accounting Manager

General Electric would rather pay $117,000 - $183,000 for an Accounting Manager who prevents surprises than clean up after them. Bring the underdog-spirited energy and 6 years; General Electric brings $117,000 - $183,000, a Denver base, and room to grow into more.

• Reconcile payroll liabilities so the CO filings never bounce
• Reconcile the inventory ledger to a physical count without the drama
• Own the accounts-payable cycle from invoice intake through final disbursement
• Translate raw numbers into clear dashboards for non-finance stakeholdersReconcile the loan amortization schedule against every lender statement
• Convert a messy chart of accounts into something a newcomer can read

• Prior experience working on-site in Denver, CO, or willingness to relocate
• A CO sensibility, or genuine curiosity about this market
• Customer-focused outlook with strong interpersonal skills
• The kind of ownership that treats the company's money like your own
• The kind of reliability that earns you the hard assignments
• A track record of client-focused delivery in an internship structure

What began as two engineers and a whiteboard in Denver is now General Electric, a design-led team obsessed with getting Accounts Payable right. Growth budgets at General Electric are generous because a sharper Consolidations you means a stronger team.

With $117,000 - $183,000 as the anchor, expect mentorship, a benefits package worth bragging about, and the latitude to work remote-first.

Our team checks new Accounting Manager applications every single business day.