Hi! I am asking this subreddit because unfortunately I don't know where to go! I am fourteen, and have been told I NEED a job for this summer/fall by my parents. The only place I am aware of that hires at 14 is Urban Air, and I was rejected for not being able to work during school hours. (During the Summer I am free, but during school I can't work before 4:15). So I am coming here to ask if anyone knows anymore jobs that hire at 14 in the Denver area, or if anyone here has any jobs open that they would hire at 14! I have called most fast food places in my area, they all hire at 16. Please let me know, and I appreciate any help!!

Hi everyone,

I'm currently searching for a fully remote position and would appreciate any advice, leads, or company recommendations from people who have recently had success finding remote work.

My background includes:

• Virtual medical assistance
• Patient scheduling and coordination
• Administrative support

I've been applying through LinkedIn, Indeed, and company career pages, but I'd love to hear about companies that are actively hiring remote workers right now.

If you've landed a remote job recently, I'd be grateful to know which companies, job boards, or strategies worked best for you.

Thank you in advance for any advice or referrals!

1. Java/React Developer - Contract - Remote - $75-80/hr W2
2. Business Analyst Mobile App (iOS & Android) - Contract - Remote - $60-65/hr W2
3. Sr. Python Developer - Perm - Hybrid (Louisville) - $130-140k/yr
4. Desktop Field Support Specialist - Contract to hire - Onsite (Castle Rock) - $30-32/hr
5. Mechanical Engineer (PE License) - Perm - Onsite in Fort Collins - $175k/yr +
6. AVP, Data Platform - Perm - Remote (some travel to NY) - $180k/yr_+
7. Data Reliability Engineer - Contract - Remote - $75-80/hr

Contact me here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tommy7phillips/
Or here: tommy@bridgeviewit.com
Check out more of our openings here: https://www.bridgeviewit.com/careers/

I have been looking for work since October of last year when my last employer dumped me and replaced me with AI. I was there for three years and had asked about a raise. Lo and behold when I finally get a meeting with my supervisor to talk about it, after he ghosted me, I’m informed that my position was being eliminated. Fuck you, Peter.

I have been applying daily and no matter what I do, no matter where I interview, how good it seems to go, I keep getting the brush off, sometimes hours after I interviewed. I am sick and tired of this fucking bullshit.

Send me a private message so we can get in touch outside of reddit. Thanks

Hi all. I live in Denver and have web development experience, including a lengthy contract role at a bank and contributions to a variety of volunteer projects. I got laid off a few years ago and have had very little traction in the market since then, despite working with a career coach and trying a number of different strategies. I'm trying to gauge how the market is here versus in other areas of the country, and I'm hearing lots of conflicting information about it. Wondering if anyone has had success getting a role like this in the area? Thanks!

Crusoe is doing alot of hiring right now for procurement, trades, engineers and other roles at all experience levels.

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Decent pay for the market but a really good culture and benefits.

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Pay varies on position. Entry level is $20+, Experienced candidates are $60k+

My jobs currently looking for a warehouse employee
8am - 5pm Mon-Fri, benefits, 401k PTO no weekends.
Pay is $20-$27 an hour based on experience. Job is near dacono.
No felons. Must pass drug test. Marijuana does count, it is a reputable company. Punctuality is very important. We do not micro manage, looking for problem solvers. This is an inside job.

Are you a college student or seasonal worker in Denver? Are you looking for a flexible, high-earning opportunity this summer? We're seeking motivated, outgoing individuals to help grow our residential customer base through door-to-door outreach over the summer.

• $20 hourly base pay
• $20 bonus for every new household signed up

This pay structure is designed to reward productivity while providing stable hourly income. The more you sell, the more you earn, ON TOP of your hourly pay.

✅ Flexible, part-time schedule
✅ Weekly pay
✅ Great for college students and seasonal workers
✅ No sales experience required
✅ Strong earning potential
✅ Possible long-term growth with the company for those who excel in this role

You'll educate homeowners about our trash and recycling services, enroll new customers, and represent our team in your community.

Interested? Apply today or message me here!

https://www.indeed.com/cmp/Amass-Solutions-LLC/jobs?jk=b7e6bfa57b2d6f26&start=20&clearPrefilter=1

Looking for small projects in West/North Denver, Arvada, Wheatridge, Westminster, Lakewood,and Golden -Skilled Carpenter, handyman, mechanic, small/large engine,poop scooping, landscaping, yardwork, gardening,very low rates with the same or better quality.Please send chat with replies.Thank you -Devin

Hello Denver Jobs!

We’re hiring a Geospatial Analyst / GIS Technician to support mission-focused geospatial and intelligence operations. This role is ideal for someone who enjoys working with spatial data, problem-solving, and producing high-quality geospatial products that support real-world decision-making.

Compensation: $17/hr

Start Date: July 6th

The role will be fully remote after 2 weeks of onsite training in Fort Collins Colorado - The biggest requirement is a degree in Geography, Geology, GIS or related fields - Also does require knowledge in GIS.

What You’ll Be Doing

• Conducting geospatial data mining and organizing large datasets
• Managing and maintaining complex geospatial file structures
• Using ArcGIS and related GIS tools to analyze and visualize spatial data
• Supporting intelligence, defense, and national security-related projects

What We’re Looking For

• Experience with ArcGIS and geospatial workflows
• Background in GIS, Geography, or related field
• Experience working with large datasets and file management
• Strong technical/computer skills
• Ability to work independently and meet deadlines

Position Details

• Fully remote - After 2 weeks of onsite training in Fort Collins
• Optional 4x10 schedule
• Candidates must reside in Colorado
• Preference for Northern Colorado or Denver Metro area

This is a great opportunity for GIS professionals looking to work on impactful projects in a flexible work environment.

Feel free to message me directly if interested or if you’d like more details.

I just graduated with a degree in computer science but I'm having trouble finding work. Any companies i should apply to for entry level roles?

Hey everyone,

I'm a firefighter in the Denver area working a 24-on, 48-off schedule and I'm looking for a side job that can accommodate those hours. Ideally, I'd like something flexible where I can work when I'm available rather than being locked into a traditional set schedule.

I have a background in retail, but most retail positions don't seem to line up well with the schedule I'm looking for. Right now, I'm taking home inspection courses and that's one avenue I'm seriously considering. I'd also be interested in hearing about home inspection companies around Denver that have worked well with firefighters or other shift workers if anyone has experience with that.

I've spent quite a bit of time researching options online, and there are plenty of articles listing side hustles and flexible jobs. The information is helpful, but I'd really like to hear from people who have actually been in a similar situation and found something that worked long-term.

I'm not necessarily tied to any one field and I'm completely willing to learn something new if it's a good fit.

For those of you who work a firefighter-style schedule (24/48, 48/96, etc.):

• What side jobs have you had success with?
• Which ones sounded good on paper but didn't work out in reality?
• How flexible were they?
• What kind of income did they realistically provide?
• If you're doing home inspections, how difficult was it to get started and build a client base?

I'm open to hearing about anything.

Thanks in advance. I'd especially appreciate hearing from people who have actually done it or have some ideas rather than me continuing to check Indeed and other jobs sites all day. I'd love to hear what's worked (or hasn't worked) for firefighters and other shift workers in the Denver area.

Multiple levels and sites! We need full stack, back end, and core infrastructure engineers specifically. Send me a note or check out our careers site!

About Compa

Compa is a venture-backed AI startup revolutionizing the future of compensation.

In a dynamic job market with hiring challenges, accountability, and the rise of AI, companies need the best data to stay ahead of industry changes, competition, and costs. Compa has developed the premier real-time compensation data platform, delivering top-tier compensation intelligence to leading enterprise teams.

Compa is a compensation intelligence company built to augment enterprise compensation teams in the era of AI.

Our customers include the world’s biggest companies: NVIDIA, Stripe, DoorDash, Open AI, TMobile, Moderna, Workday, Ulta, Target, and more.

Location:

While Compa is a remote friendly company, for this role there is a preference for candidates located near one of our offices in Irvine, CA, Denver, CO or Boston, MA.

The Role:

At Compa, we’re building the future of enterprise compensation. Our platform helps the world’s largest companies make smarter, fairer, and more transparent pay decisions—powered by live data and thoughtful design.

As a Software Engineer, you’ll have significant ownership and autonomy to build the systems and infrastructure that power Compa’s core products. You’ll work across the stack, collaborate closely with product and design, and contribute to features that directly impact enterprise customers.

In this role, you will:

• Ship production-grade software across Compa’s web app and backend systems
• Build new features and improve existing workflows in collaboration with Product and Design
• Write clean, scalable code and contribute to system architecture decisions
• Participate in code reviews, team rituals, and roadmap discussions
• Solve real problems for enterprise compensation teams—from data pipelines to user experience

Minimum Qualifications

• 2+ years of experience shipping production software in a collaborative environment
• Strong proficiency in at least one modern web development language or framework
• Comfortable working across the stack or specializing in either frontend or backend
• Proven ability to work autonomously and follow through on commitments
• Pragmatic and thoughtful about trade-offs—focus on outcomes over tools
• Strong communication and collaboration skills

Preferred Qualifications

• Experience in early-stage or high-growth startup environments
• Familiarity with compensation, HR tech, or enterprise SaaS (not required)
• Experience working on data-driven products or complex user workflows
• Interest or experience in AI systems or ML infrastructure (a plus, not a requirement)
• Comfortable navigating ambiguity and working in fast-paced, iterative environments

Tech Stack

You don’t need experience with all of these, but familiarity with any is a plus:

• Backend: Django, Python
• Frontend: React, TypeScript, GraphQL
• Infrastructure: AWS
• Other Tools: vLLM, Linear, Slack, Notion, Metabase

Compensation $125K – $180K • Offers Equity

We are a northwest Denver restaurant that is in need of a skilled line cook that can handle volume. We pay well and are looking to fill the position quickly. Please pm me for details. ESL and Spanish speaking ok. $22/hr plus gratuity.

Hi everyone! I’m moving to Denver in September with my boyfriend! I am hoping to find work before I move. I currently have a background in communication and government. I research and write policy. I am specifically looking to work for the state legislature in Denver. If anyone has any connections or advice, I would be forever

Hello, i’m looking for someone to install a subwoofer & amp in my car. I already have all the necessary wiring. Ideally I’d like to spend around $150. Thanks

Hi as the title states I am looking for a jobsite Forman for residential construction, we have a crew of general laborers and apprentices but we’re growing and I need someone with experience in residential construction. We are an autism employer so there is a different learning curve for our employees. And we don’t do a lot of the toxic construction machismo stuff. Our work week is 9-4 M-F, 9 paid holiday, 6 sick days, 5 PTO days position would be salary since it’s not based on a 40 hr week. Also training and tool stipends as well as a work truck or vehicle stipend. Salary starts at 60k DOE