INTERA Company Culture Video

One INTERA employee has been with the company since 1985, and he opens this culture video by explaining why he still looks forward to work, which comes down to the people and the tools they build to help clients answer questions. INTERA is a consulting and engineering firm whose staff analyze data and work through difficult technical problems, and the 79-second live-action film speaks to prospective employees in engineering and the geosciences, with potential clients listening in.

Colleagues follow with their own reasons. One talks about making sound, confident decisions on complex problems. Others describe a culture of respect and innovation, a smaller outfit of highly technical people working toward a common goal, and collaboration across offices that feels like family. The footage shows meetings, technical diagrams and code on screens, remote presentations and teams leaning over drawings. Near the end, one speaker says INTERA is looking for people who accept they do not know everything but want to work toward it, and the logo closes the piece.

Staff, not a narrator, carry the hiring message, a choice made in the Motion Giraffx edit. A line like "Everybody holds themselves accountable" carries more weight from an engineer than from a careers page.

Recruiting gets easier when candidates can meet the team before they apply, and putting those voices in front of them is what our video production work is for.