At IMS Nanofabrication, we shape the future — one nanometer at a time. Headquartered in Austria, with subsidiaries in Vienna, Taiwan, South Korea, and the USA, we are a global leader in semiconductor technology Our cutting-edge mask writers power the world's most advanced chip manufacturing, making high-performance smartphones, PCs, and data centers possible. By pushing the boundaries of nanofabrication, we enable innovation at the smallest scale — driving progress on a global level.
As financial manager for our local Korean based subsidiary, you will be a member of the global IMS finance team, with holistic responsibility for financial monitoring and reporting, account maintenance, and transactions analysis covering all company operations in Korea. This position will require strong international teamwork across time zones and may include occasional travel.
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We are committed to providing an inclusive and fair recruitment process. All applications will be reviewed based on qualifications, skills, and experience.
No matter where you are from, how you live, what you believe in - we look forward to receiving your application! What counts for us is the person, not the label. That's why we welcome your unique perspective.
We are committed to equal opportunities and want all applications to be assessed with an open mind. You are welcome to remove your personal information such as age, origin etc. from your CV. We don't need a photo either. This way we can concentrate on the essentials: your qualifications and experience!

The company SLG has been successfully operating as a consulting firm specializing in finance and treasury management for over 30 years. Listed corporations, medium-sized family businesses, insurance companies, banks, and public sector institutions rely on our expertise, professionalism, and innovative thinking.
The guarantee for SLG's stability is our network of partners, which has been continuously expanded in recent years. Additionally, around 60 employees support clients in Germany, Austria, and Switzerland, as well as their global subsidiaries.