Colorado

There are about 1,319 open tech roles in Colorado on Feeny, from roughly 281 companies hiring right now. These come from live company career pages, so a listing is a job someone is currently trying to fill rather than a recycled aggregator entry. The bulk sits along the Denver-to-Boulder corridor, with aerospace work adding a second cluster. Filter by city or role to focus the list.

Denver and Boulder anchor the state, close enough together to feel like one talent market. Denver carries the larger software base, while Boulder punches above its size on startups and R&D. Colorado Springs and Broomfield add aerospace and enterprise roles. Across the 4 Colorado cities we index, the Denver-Boulder pair is where the openings pile up.

Software runs deep here: Gusto, Ibotta, and Fivetran all built real businesses along the Denver-Boulder corridor and hire steadily. Aerospace is the other engine, with Sierra Space and Boom Supersonic chasing hard problems in flight. Crusoe is building AI data centers in the state, which is its own kind of infrastructure bet. Feeny lists roles from about 281 companies statewide, so scan the current set to see who's active.

The state runs on two engines. One is aerospace, where Sierra Space, Boom, and a wider defense-and-space base need serious hardware and systems engineers. The other is the Denver-Boulder software corridor, which pulls product, backend, and data talent off the coasts with companies like Gusto and Fivetran. Crusoe's AI data center work adds infrastructure and hardware roles on top.

The lifestyle pull is real and not marketing: mountains an hour from your desk change how people weigh a job here. Cost of living runs about 5 percent above the national average, though Denver and Boulder housing is the pressure point and has climbed with all the coastal transplants. The scene mixes deep aerospace engineering with a coast-flavored startup corridor, so you can find either register. The honest trade is that Boulder in particular is not cheap anymore.