Brand Communication Creative
Pubblicato il 09-10-2026 - Altro in Italia
Mirai is building the first AI‐driven autonomy platform for vessels under 100 ft, combining advanced robotics, sensor fusion, and onboard intelligence to make every boat autonomous, safer, and dramatically easier to operate. Beyond enabling crewed vessels, Mirai also develops next‐generation Autonomous Surface Vehicles (ASVs) — uncrewed platforms designed for exploration, utility missions, and operational support — all powered by the same Operating System and multi‐layer autonomy framework.
Autonomous robots operating at sea. Real hardware. Real missions. Most people have never seen anything like what we are building — which means the way we show it determines how the world understands it.
We are seeking a Brand Creative to own how Mirai looks, moves, and feels — across every surface the world sees. This means producing content from scratch: filming autonomous vehicles at sea, photographing hardware in the field, animating systems that haven't been built yet, and editing footage that makes people stop and watch. One week you're on a dock with a camera. The next you're in post,
cutting a launch reel. This is a production role, not a strategy role — and the output is what matters.
Everything visual that Mirai puts into the world starts here.
We are looking for the kind of designer who has a deep aesthetic obsession with the visual language of advanced technology — the precise, mechanical beauty of a mecha kit, the stark authority of a defense tech brand, the cinematic weight of a game trailer that makes hardware feel inevitable. Someone who doesn't just produce content, but builds visual systems with a point of view.
Key Responsibilities Field Production Film and photograph Mirai's vehicles, hardware, and operations in the field — dock, open water, lab, test runs.
Build a visual archive of real footage that makes the product impossible to ignore.
Motion & Cinematic Content Concept, produce, and edit video content that makes autonomous maritime systems look as extraord