Field Support Engineer
MVP Robotics
Field Support Engineer
MVP Robotics
Self-righting robotic training dummies for sports
Field Support Engineer – Robotic Targets
Overview
MVP Robotics is a cutting-edge engineering firm dedicated to safety and human performance through applied robotics in grueling environments. MVP’s robotic tackling dummies have eliminated concussions on the football field from the NFL to youth football programs. MVP’s HEKTR robotic targets enable a new level of readiness and survivability for our nation’s warfighters. MVP continues to develop next-generation training and operational tools to overcome the challenges of tomorrow.
Position Summary
The Field Support Engineer (FSE) provides on-site technical support, maintenance, and training for a USAF program utilizing robotic shooting targets for live-fire training. The FSE serves as the primary technical liaison between MVP's engineering team, program management, and base personnel, ensuring the operational readiness of robotic target systems throughout deployment, upgrades, troubleshooting, and sustainment. The FSE will support R&D initiatives through design, experimentation and field testing of novel technologies. This role requires strong electromechanical acumen, field service experience, and the ability to operate independently in austere military training environments.
What you’ll do
System Deployment & Maintenance
Technical Support & Troubleshooting
Training & Customer Engagement
Research and Development
Logistics & Documentation
We Require:
MVP Robotics is an equal-opportunity employer and is committed to providing a workplace free from harassment and discrimination. We are committed to recruiting, hiring, training and promoting qualified people of all backgrounds, and make all employment decisions without regard to any protected status.
Self-righting robotic training dummies for sports
MVP Robotics makes mobile robotic training systems for sports and tactical use. Its MVP series, including the MVP|SPRINT, uses self-righting, padded dummies that mimic player speed for football drills and are remotely controlled to allow safe, contact-free practice while tracking performance data. It also builds HEKTR, a semi-autonomous, all-terrain robotic target for live-fire military and law-enforcement training that mimics human motion, detects gunfire, and streams data for after-action reviews. The company differentiates itself with self-righting hardware, real-time data feedback, and broad adoption across schools, colleges, NFL teams, and federal contracting, aiming to extend its training technology from sports into tactical environments to improve safety and performance.
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