Sr. Accountant - Advisory

Posted 2 days ago

high country search groupDenver (CO)

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About the role

Are you a Sr. Auditor looking to transition out of public accounting? If so, we are working with a group looking to expand their Denver team! Not only do they work with local companies here in Denver, but their client base includes the majority of Fortune 100 companies. This is a unique opportunity to serve one client at a time and have the choice of the types of opportunities you work on, ranging from M&A, FP&A, Pre-IPO work, full-cycle accounting, and implementations, just to name a few! We’re looking for driven accountants who are serious about leveling up, and we back that ambition in a real way. If you don’t yet have your CPA, that’s not a barrier... It’s an expectation. What matters is your commitment to getting there. To support you, we offer a $7,500 bonus upon completion, with a clear, achievable timeline tailored to where you are today: Starting from scratch? You’ll have 24 months to pass all four sections. Already passed one? You’ll have 18 months to finish the remaining three. Two or more down? You’ll have 12 months to cross the finish line. This isn’t just encouragement, it’s a structured path with a meaningful reward at the end. On the work side, this is a high-performance environment where effort is recognized. Our team averages 48–50 hours per week, and you’ll need to commit to at least 45 hours to be staffed on projects. The upside? Once you hit that threshold, you unlock overtime bonuses—your extra effort directly translates into extra earnings. Fall short of 45, and that bonus isn’t in play. If you’re hungry, disciplined, and ready to be compensated for both your growth and your grind, this is the kind of place where you can accelerate your career.

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