Software Engineer, Robotics

MVP Robotics is a small and lean engineering company born out of Dartmouth College, based in Bradford, VT. MVP’s mission is to improve human safety and performance through applied robotics in grueling environments. MVP’s robotic tackling dummies have been eliminating practice injuries on the football field since 2015, from the NFL to youth football. MVP’s HEKTR robotic live-fire shooting target offers realistic, dynamic training to our nation’s warfighters.

MVP Robotics continues to develop next-generation training and operational tools to overcome the challenges of tomorrow.

Software Engineer

MVP is seeking a motivated, organized, and skilled Software Engineer to develop novel capabilities and accessories for robotic systems.

• Embedded systems
• C/C++
• Linux
• Python
• Signal Processing
• Machine Learning/Deep Learning
• ROS (preferred)
• Global Positioning Systems (preferred)
• State Estimate & Autonomous Navigation (preferred)
• Robotics/Unmanned Vehicles (preferred)

• Minimum Bachelor’s degree
• 2+ Years experience in industry (internship/co-ops considered)
• Effective Communicator
• Authorization to work in the USA

Competitive Salary based on candidate background and experience

Bradford, VT

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