Role at Living Proof Labs

Marshal is the facility readiness authority / mission-control layer for a real-world test facility (boot camp): keeping the space, robots, and people in a continuously ready state, while helping teams choose the right robot and the right time to run.

This role sits between:

• Technicians who keep physical infrastructure working.
• Verification engineers who solve team-specific problems and drive evidence.
• Vision + automation leadership that sets direction and automates what should not require humans.

Core posture

• Readiness is a product: The facility has an operational “recipe” that must be met every day.
• Safety + coordination first: People, robots, timing, and resources are orchestrated deliberately.
• Service mindset: Optimize for developer throughput without sacrificing reliability or safety.
• Automate the repeatable: Convert tribal operations into checklists, dashboards, and triggers.

What Marshal does

Proactive operations (keep the facility healthy)

• Maintain a daily/weekly readiness checklist for the facility.
• Ensure docks, fixtures, charging, spares, and tools are in known-good state.
• Verify missions/test fixtures are current, labeled, and runnable.
• Coordinate with technicians on:
  • Repairs and preventative maintenance
  • Fixture updates
  • “Known broken” signage and safe shutdown procedures
• Keep an operational calendar of:
  • Planned tests
  • Facility downtime
  • High-risk activities

Reactive + informational support (help teams get work done)

When a developer wants to “use a robot,” Marshal: