Visology Ltd. is hiring: Licensed Optician in Quincy

Posted 11 days ago

visologyQuincy (MA)

Opticians, Dispensing Optical Goods Retailers

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About the role

Locations: Massachusetts (Quincy, Dedham, Braintree, East Wareham, Medford, Somerville, Swampscott) | Texas (Georgetown, Houston) Lead the Team Behind the Vision Visology is growing fast, and we're looking for a Licensed Optician ready to step up and lead. This isn't just a supervisory role — it's a chance to shape how a growing eyewear brand delivers exceptional care across multiple stores, build and mentor a team of stylists, and help define what great looks like as we scale. If you know optics inside and out, love developing people, and want real ownership over performance and results — this is your next move.

What You'll Do:

Supervise, coach, and train Eyewear Sales Stylist teams across 3–5 retail locations
Champion our telemedicine eye exam workflows and keep every store's team exam-ready
Own inventory accuracy, store readiness, and consistency across your locations
Roll up your sleeves and provide hands-on operational coverage when a store needs itTurn escalated customer concerns into resolved, loyal patients
Track performance metrics across your stores and drive the improvements that move the needle
What You BringActive Licensed Optician credential (Massachusetts required)5+ years of optical experience, including 2+ years in a supervisory or multi-site role
Deep optical knowledge — lenses, standards, troubleshooting, all of itLeadership that inspires: strong training, coaching, and communication skills
Willingness to travel regularly between locations
Why This Role
Competitive salary: 73,000– 83,000/year, based on experience
Performance-based bonus eligibility, plus spiffs and stock options — real upside tied to real results
A clear path forward: grow into District Manager or Regional Optical Manager as we expand
The chance to build something meaningful at a company that's actively growing across two states

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