A Field Service Technician services and repairs equipment and machines in a variety of customer locations such as residential, commercial, or industrial settings. Workers in this field can specialize in the diagnosis, maintenance, and repair of industrial, hardware, construction or electronic equipment just to name a few. These roles may work in a variety of remote locations and can travel up to multiple locations in a day.
Marathon Targets' mission is to deploy the world's most advanced autonomous robotic target systems. We solve a critical, real-world training gap, which ensures that the first time a shooter fires live ammunition at a realistic, moving target isn't in a real firefight. If you want a role where your work directly impacts the readiness and safety of those on the front lines, this is it. You will be hands-on with cutting-edge robotics, managing field deployments, and ensuring our systems perform flawlessly during high-stakes live-fire training. You'll be active, outdoors, and problem-solving in real-time on the range. What to
Expect:
Dynamic Environments:
Training schedules mirror real-world operations. This means your schedule will adapt to the training units, occasionally requiring early mornings, late nights, or weekend support to capture realistic night-fire or multi-day exercises.
A Shared Purpose:
One Team One Fight:
We operate with a disciplined, mission-first mindset. We work hard to execute flawless training iterations, and we value autonomy, accountability, and adaptability in the field.
Benefits and perks:
Flexible Schedule Health Insurance (medical, dental & Vision) Disability and life insurance available 401K with matching contribution Paid time off Paid sick time Paid holidays This role involves operating and maintaining the robotic targets in support of training.
Tasks Primary tasks include:
Discuss training with instructors, translating trainer's intent into software scenarios which the robots can execute. Transportation of the robot system to the training location (Driving pick-up truck with trailer or box type truck carrying equipment) Range set-up: Set up communications equipment, surveying the range, clearing robot running areas of large debris. Oversee the targets during training and monitoring their state through the robot-control software. Adapt the target's behavior on the spot according to progress of trainees and real-time directions from instructors. Robot maintenance and charging. Report on training activities and target usage. Coordinate with Marathon staff to facilitate improvements based on actual usage. Educate military personnel on the target's capabilities and limitations. Skills/Attributes This role does not require any specific technical expertise. However, understanding firearms training from a military perspective or Law Enforcement will help in translating the instructors intent into live fire scenarios for the robots. A technical mindset and the ability to troubleshoot is essential. We will provide training in the particulars of operation/maintenance of the system. Candidates should have prior service with the US DoD/military or Law Enforcement Confidence operating computers Experience in CQB or CQB training or MOUT operations is a bonus A high mechanical aptitude and some basic experience with electrical debugging Ability to work in the field and a willingness to get hands dirty Must be able to move around on large training ranges for long durations in full kit. Excellent interpersonal skills High Motivation - a go getter! Ability to work effectively without supervision Ability to deal with uncertainty and changing plans and accommodate last minute requests A willingness to occasionally work long hours and at night as needed Ability to be obtain a strict background check on a government and /or law enforcement facilities Hold a valid driver's license Able to pass a DOT CDL Physical Exam. Able to pass a background check Have a mature, business like demeanor and the ability to perceive, use, understand, manage and handle emotions Demonstrate flexibility and maintain composure and professionalism when timelines are tight and plans are constantly changing Communicate capabilities of the training system to customers in a direct businesslike manner. Able to support/work in an intense/dynamic live fire environment. Not just standing behind a firing line. Ability to travel interstate Present a professional appearance at all times Ability to travel on short notice Able to maintain OPSEC within Marathon Targets Be able to read a room and step away when certain conversations start Physical Requirements Ability to lift/carry up to 75lbs Ability to stand and walk for extended periods of time Ability to move with a sense of urgency during tactical scenarios Ability to work outside Keeping pace with customers in a physical demanding environment if needed Training The chosen candidate will undergo hands-on training alongside a Marathon Staff. Once the candidate is deemed competent, they will begin to run operations independently. Terms This position is Full-time