Strategic Finance & Investor Engagement Manager

Company Overview :LVIS Corporation is on a mission to revolutionize the entire continuum of neurological care by developing AI driven software tools to help physicians accelerate patient throughput and improve patient diagnostic and treatment outcomes. We have an international team with our headquarters located in Palo Alto, California, USA, and we have offices in Seoul & Daegu, South Korea. We are looking for talented individuals to join us in our mission to transform the neurology health care industry.Role Summary :This role will involve close collaboration with senior leadership to analyze financial data, deliver insights to investors, and support the fundraising initiatives essential to our mission. The ideal candidate brings a hands-on approach to financial reporting and investor relations, with a focus on transparency, timeliness, and accuracy.Responsibilities :Lead financial communications with both U.S. and Korean investors, presenting accurate financial health assessments and business performance insights.Work closely with the CEO and strategic opportunity directors to prepare, analyze, and convey financial data, ensuring investor needs are met in a clear, professional, and engaging manner.Manage end-to-end fundraising efforts, including sourcing and securing new investment opportunities while fostering strong relationships with potential investors.Ensure compliance with U.S. and Korean financial reporting standards and fulfill regulatory requirements in both regions.Support strategic planning by collaborating on financial planning, budget oversight, and forecast analyses, ensuring alignment with corporate goals.Regularly prepare and deliver detailed, deadline-driven reports on financial performance, funding needs, and projections to stakeholders.RequirementsBachelor’s degree in Finance, Accounting, or a related field; CPA or U.S. accounting certification preferred but not mandatory.8+ years of direct, hands-on experience in financial management, investor relations, and business financial reporting—preferably within technology, healthcare, or related fields.Proven expertise in fundraising and presenting financial analysis, with the ability to communicate complex financial data effectively to both U.S. and Korean investors.Strong interpersonal skills, with the capacity to build and maintain investor trust and exhibit an attitude geared towards long-term success.Strong ethical standards and transparency in all financial dealings.Korean language proficiency is required, and English language proficiency is highly preferred.