Marketing Internship, Sea Machines Robotics

Content Creation Support

Salary not provided

Adobe Creative Suite

Premiere Pro

Boston

Autonomous control and perception for the maritime industry

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Autonomous control and perception for the maritime industry

21-100 employees

B2BArtificial IntelligenceEnterpriseManufacturingDeep TechRoboticsComputer VisionMachine Learning

Be an early applicant

Salary not provided

Adobe Creative Suite

Premiere Pro

Boston

21-100 employees

B2BArtificial IntelligenceEnterpriseManufacturingDeep TechRoboticsComputer VisionMachine Learning

Company mission

Revolutionize marine navigation with data-driven intelligence, autonomy, and connectivity.

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Role

Who you are

Enrolled in or recently completed a degree in Marketing, Communications, Film, Media, or a related field
Experience with video/photo production and editing tools (e.g., Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro, Adobe Creative Suite)
Strong attention to detail and visual storytelling skills
A collaborative mindset and willingness to jump into new challenges
Ability to take direction and work both independently and as part of a team
Comfort in dynamic environments, including waterfront filming and occasional travel
Strong communication and organizational skills
Familiarity or interest in maritime and/or defense sectors is a welcome bonus
Availability to work part-time (5-10 hrs/week); flexible scheduling options available

What the job involves

We’re looking for a Marketing Intern to support our content and communications efforts at our Boston office
In this hands-on role, you’ll assist in capturing and producing visual content that highlights our technology and team, support event and trade show activities (including occasional domestic travel), and contribute to day-to-day marketing tasks
This is a great opportunity to gain experience in tech marketing, brand storytelling, and the world of autonomous marine systems
Assist in planning and executing video and photo shoots at our Boston office and on-water test sites
Support filming of product demonstrations, team interviews, and behind-the-scenes content
Edit content into short-form social media clips and event visuals
Occasionally travel to other states to assist with trade shows and demonstrations
Write supporting copy for social media, blog posts, and web content
Help with general marketing tasks and errands, including shipping materials, organizing files, and prepping for events
Assist with on-site event support, including setup, coordination, and capturing live content
Participate in brainstorming sessions and team meetings
This is a paid internship, compensated at Massachusetts minimum wage

Our take

Allied Research predicts the autonomous maritime industry could be worth $130 billion within a decade. Funding is pouring into the industry with more evidence coming in that autonomous ships both reduce emissions and promise fewer accidents.

Sea Machines manufactures a number of vessel intelligence systems that provide “operator-in-the loop” autonomous command and control. The approach pushes the edge of autonomy while guaranteeing safety for clients’ precious human and economic capital.

Already being used in a variety of use-cases from large cargo vessels to oil-spill response, the startup is determined to only drive more applications of its autonomous steering software as well as introduce new robotics and object-recognition products for the industry.

While giants like IBM and Rolls-Royce can weather the sometimes drawn-out gaps between capital investments and revenues, Sea Machines is a significantly smaller enterprise. However, despite its relative ‘youth’ the startup has demonstrated product-market fit better than most and its leadership will hope that they will continue to time the introduction of its cutting-edge services perfectly.

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Company Specialist at Welcome to the Jungle

Insights

Top investors

9% employee growth in 12 months

Glassdoor (3.4)

Company

Funding (last 2 of 7 rounds)

Feb 2024

$12m

LATE VC

Jul 2020

$15m

SERIES B

Total funding: $39.4m

Company HQ

West End, Boston, MA

Leadership

Michael Johnson

(CEO)

Founded Sea Machines while working on an oil-spill response team for Titan Salvage in the Arctic. Worked in the Maritime and Offshore industries for over two decades.

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