Chief Financial Officer (CFO), Capital Markets
confidentialFremont (CA)
Chief Financial Officer (CFO), Capital Markets
Posted 12 days ago
confidentialFremont (CA)
SENIORITY
Director
About the role
Chief Financial Officer (CFO), Capital Markets
About the Company:
- Rapidly growing venture-backed AI technology company headquartered in Silicon Valley
- IndustryComputer Software
- TypePrivately Held, VC-backed
About the Role:
The Company is seeking a strategic Chief Financial Officer to partner with executive leadership and guide capital markets activity and IPO readiness. Responsibilities include leading fundraising and investor relations, developing financial models and board materials, and shaping long-range financial planning and capital allocation. The CFO will oversee global finance functions, including accounting, treasury, tax, compliance, audit, and risk management, while establishing scalable controls and reporting. The role also involves evaluating partnerships, investments, and acquisition opportunities, advising on business performance, and preparing the organization for public-market requirements. Candidates should have at least 15 years of progressive finance experience and a track record as a CFO or equivalent senior finance leader. Experience in venture-backed technology businesses and leading institutional fundraising and investor engagement is required, along with strong knowledge of venture capital, growth equity, and capital markets. Applicants should have experience in complex, global organizations and demonstrated success partnering with founders, boards, and investors. Expertise in international finance operations and cross-border structures is advantageous; Mandarin is a plus. Hiring Manager TitleCEOFunctionsFinanceBusiness Development
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