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Accountant - Entry Level

Germantown, MD

Accountant US-MD-ServeFed Overview ServeFed is seeking a Full Time Entry Level Accountant in ... Government contracts accounting experience preferable * Must have strong technical and Excel skills

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Entry Level Technician

Churchville, MD

$20 - $24/hr

Position: Entry Level Technician Location: Churchville, MD Security Clearance: Must be able to ... provider for Government and Industry organizations involved in all phases of the systems ...

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Entry-Level Sales Representative Optical Materials

AOVTECH LLC

Hopkinton, MA

$75K/yr

Full-time

Re-posted 12 days ago

Job description

AOVtech LLC specializes in advanced optical materials and components serving commercial, industrial, and U.S. government customers. Our solutions support applications in defense, aerospace, photonics, and precision instrumentation.
We are seeking a motivated Entry-Level Sales Representative to support business development through trade shows, customer visits, and technical product engagement.
Position Overview

This role is ideal for a driven individual interested in technical sales within the optical and photonics industry. The selected candidate will quickly develop product knowledge, represent the company at industry events, and build relationships with engineers, procurement teams, and government customers.
Key Responsibilities

  • Represent AOVtech at optical, photonics, and defense trade shows
  • Conduct customer visits and develop new business opportunities
  • Learn and understand company optical materials (e.g., specialty glass, crystals, coatings, infrared materials, precision optics)
  • Present technical product capabilities clearly to engineers and procurement personnel
  • Support RFQs, proposal preparation, and follow-up communications
  • Coordinate with engineering and production teams on customer requirements
  • Maintain CRM pipeline tracking and sales reporting
  • Assist in market research and competitor analysis
Qualifications

  • Bachelor’s degree in:
     
    • Materials Science
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    • Physics
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    • Optical Engineering
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    • Mechanical Engineering
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    • Business with technical background
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  • Strong communication skills (verbal and written)
  • Ability to quickly grasp technical specifications and manufacturing processes
  • Comfortable interacting with engineers and technical buyers
  • Willingness to travel (trade shows, customer visits)
Required

  • U.S. Citizen (required due to government and defense customers)
  • Ability to comply with export control regulations (ITAR/EAR)
  • Valid driver’s license and ability to travel
Preferred

  • Internship or exposure to photonics or optical manufacturing
  • Familiarity with optical materials such as:
     
    • Infrared materials
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    • Optical crystals
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    • Precision coatings
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    • Semiconductor-related materials
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  • Experience attending industry trade shows