Corporate Finance & Investor Relations Manager

Law is changing, fast. Saga is an AI platform built by lawyers and technologists, designed to manage the entire lifecycle of legal work - from research and contract analysis to project management and knowledge sharing. Founded in Norway and built for the legal profession from day one, Saga integrates with local legal sources across jurisdictions and is currently available in 12 languages. In just 18 months, the company has grown to 71 employees, 5000 users across 16 countries. With market leadership in Norway and the Netherlands, and active expansion across Europe, Saga is scaling fast - and looking for people who want to build something that matters.

Your role as Corporate Finance & Investor Relations Manager This role sits right at the heart of Saga’s growth journey, where you’ll be owning our investor relationships and corporate finance workstream end-to-end. You'll work closely with our CFO on high-stakes, high-impact work - from managing investor communications to supporting strategic transactions and capital raising processes. It's a role with real responsibility from day one, in a fast-moving org where things evolve quickly and your contribution will be visible.

What you’ll be doing

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Own all investor-facing communications and materials - quarterly updates, board packs, and funding decks - maintaining a consistent and credible narrative across every touchpoint

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Lead capital raising support and transaction-related workstreams, including preparation of investment memoranda, management of investor processes, and coordination of due diligence

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Build and maintain strong relationships with institutional investors, serving as a trusted representative of the company

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Manage communication with key internal stakeholders, including co-founders, executives, and other company leaders, ensuring alignment around fundraising, transaction processes, timelines, and sensitive strategic priorities

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Drive strategic finance projects and ad-hoc analyses that inform key decisions around runway, valuation, and use of funds

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Manage incoming investor requests, ensuring relationships with existing and prospective investors are well-maintained and nurtured