Founded in 2015, MCPR is an elite team of robotics and PLC programmers under the leadership of its founder, Dennis Jacobs. After spending over 25 years in the auto industry, Dennis along with his wife Irene began a journey to create a contract company built on hard work, honesty and integrity. We aimed to become an elite contract house, but never forgetting the family values and atmosphere that we wanted to provide. MCPR prides itself on each and every member of our team, each hand picked to provide our customers with only the most skilled programmers. When you need a job done and done right, MCPR will constantly demonstrate why it should be your number one call.

For some, one of the more challenging and intimidating aspects of the robotics field is the first step. We here at MCPR recognize that, and to assist new employees and even the next generation of robot programmers, we ventured into crafting a training program in our office. With that goal in mind our son, Dennis Jacobs III, went on the path to become a certified Fanuc instructor. With that and our state of the art training module, we can provide official Fanuc courses, as well as our own custom courses for new employees. This environment helps to hone in some of the basics and must have knowledge before you hit the shop floor.

Wertz warriors is a spectacular organization dedicated to funding the special Olympics Michigan state winter games. Founded in 1982 by former Detroit Tiger Vic Wertz, this organization has raised over 11.2 million dollars over its history to support their case. In 2009, Irenes father, Joe Gudobba joined the 900 mile snowmobile ride that they do every year to raise awareness and funds for the cause. Our family has supported the wertz warriors every year since then. With the founding of MCPR, it allowed us to amp up our support and bring more attention to this amazing cause. We are eternally grateful to have the ability to continue to do this and are very proud to showcase our family/companies support.

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