Creative producer

Terra Security
Remote

About The Position

Cybersecurity is one of the most cinematic industries on earth. Hackers get movies made about them. Heists, hoodies, red rooms, blue teams, zero days, ransom notes typed on cracked screens. And yet most of the marketing looks like a stock photo of a padlock. We want to fix that. We're hiring an in-house Creative Producer to help us do it. Terra is an AI-native offensive security company. We build agentic pentesting that runs continuously, finds real exploitable vulnerabilities, and helps security teams close them before attackers get there first. Our customers are CISOs at banks, hospitals, and enterprises where a breach is a very bad day. The work is serious. The storytelling shouldn't be.

Requirements

  • A portfolio that makes us want to hire you before we finish scrolling.
  • 2-4 years of experience producing work you're proud of.
  • Ability to operate cameras, direct talent, edit, and finish work independently.
  • Experience using AI tools in production and opinions on their effectiveness.
  • Ability to get technical when necessary and step back when not.
  • Experience creating high-impact content on small budgets.
  • Willingness to embrace and execute unusual ideas.
  • Willingness to learn about cybersecurity quickly.

Responsibilities

  • Produce short videos, launch films, event content, podcast episodes, motion pieces, weird one-offs, campaign assets, founder content, customer stories that don't sound like customer stories.
  • Work directly with marketing, founders, researchers, and customers.
  • Own the concept, the shot list, the shoot, the edit, and the ship.
  • Direct talent.
  • Operate cameras.
  • Edit and finish work.
  • Wrangle a team of freelancers and AI tools.
  • Develop concepts and determine needs for production.
  • Execute production on a tight budget using AI tools and a team.

Benefits

  • Competitive base salary
  • Meaningful early-employee equity
  • Benefits
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