The Marketing Coordinator plays a key operational role in driving the Revic brand. This is a highly engaged position focused on executing marketing initiatives for a sophisticated, technical optics and ballistics business. You are responsible for ensuring that all brand communications—from social media content to affiliate outreach—are seamless, professional, and reflective of Revic’s premium, high-performance standards. This allows sales and product development leadership to remain focused on growth and innovation.

Beyond general support, this role serves as a versatile engine for the company’s daily marketing operations. Responsibilities include managing the social media cadence, coordinating the Affiliate Program, and producing high-quality content. You ensure that content timelines are met, campaigns are executed with precision, and community engagement remains authentic.

This position requires a unique blend of creative execution, technical proficiency in digital marketing workflows, and a relentless “get-it-done” mentality. You are the on-the-ground force that keeps the company’s messaging sharp, consistent, and on target.

  The Territory Development Leader (TDL) serves as the primary engine for Revic Optics' market expansion and sustained revenue growth within the Outside Sales Channel. This critical, high-impact role is dedicated to prospecting, cultivating, and managing strategic, long-term partnerships with high-value accounts, including gun builders and manufacturers. The TDL operates as an autonomous representative of the Revic brand, ensuring that all territory initiatives—from pipeline management to training—are executed with precision and align directly with overall corporate sales objectives.

Success in this role requires a blend of strategic planning and on-the-ground execution to secure new business opportunities and grow existing accounts. The TDL is responsible for elevating brand presence through direct engagement in the competitive shooting community, coordinating consumer trade show circuits, and actively managing brand representation across online forums. Furthermore, a core function involves leading multi-channel product training to ensure account proficiency and leveraging CRM software to drive data-informed decision-making and maintain a consistent revenue stream.

The Optics Technician plays a critical role in the manufacturing and quality assurance of products, encompassing both new and existing items. This position demands a detail-oriented individual capable of conducting meticulous inspections, maintaining a highly organized and clean workspace, and working effectively both independently and as part of a team. Essential skills include basic computer literacy, strong problem-solving abilities, and excellent time management. The role involves quality assurance through incoming inspections, in-process checks, and reporting of non-conforming materials, as well as assembly of electronic components with strict adherence to ESD and FOD control procedures. Packaging responsibilities include final inspections, product cleaning, and verification of packaging materials. Accurate documentation, including recording material consumption, verifying lot numbers and labels, and recording inspection data entry, is also crucial. Additionally, the technician is responsible for maintaining a clean and presentable workstation, servicing equipment, achieving daily throughput goals, and performing end-of-week deep cleaning, while also being able to lift heavy parcels and service manufacturing equipment.