Jobs at Gwynedd Manufacturing, Inc.

Lead the QMS and quality team to ensure products meet military, ISO, and customer requirements. Oversee metrology, CMM programming, inspection, calibration (ISO 17025), SPC and capability studies, audits, FAI/PPAP, root cause analysis, corrective actions, supplier quality, and continuous improvement. Train staff and collaborate with engineering and manufacturing to improve manufacturability and measurement strategies.

Maintain accurate financial records by supporting general ledger accounting, month-end close, reconciliations, inventory and fixed asset accounting, and accounts payable. Process vendor invoices, prepare financial schedules, assist with audits and compliance, document procedures, and support process improvements and internal stakeholders.

Ensure company compliance with federal, state, and local firearms laws (ATF, NFA). Maintain A&D records, manage serialized inventory and federal portals, support ATF audits, coordinate NFA forms and transfers, create SOPs, train staff, and reconcile inventory and shipping of serialized items while collaborating with manufacturing, shipping, and sales teams.

The CNC Swiss Lathe Programmer interprets blueprints, programs CNC machines, sets up tools, performs quality checks, and assists with operator development.

Design and develop 3D models for a new product line, manage the design process from concept to production, and collaborate cross-functionally.

The Toolmaker will create precision tools and fixtures, operate manual machining equipment, interpret blueprints, and ensure equipment functionality.

The Manufacturing Engineer will optimize machining processes, design fixtures, improve product manufacturability, and train machine operators.

The Director of Sales will execute the commercial strategy, drive revenue growth, optimize sales channels, and collaborate cross-functionally in the firearms and outdoor CPG market.

The Process Design Engineer develops 3D models and drawings, ensures manufacturability, collaborates with teams, and troubleshoots production issues in a defense manufacturing environment.

Manage day-to-day operations of a manufacturing plant, focusing on CNC machining, team leadership, and continuous improvement initiatives.

Analyze ERP data and Epicor job status to forecast production needs, create and maintain schedules, generate work orders, monitor inventory and reorder points, resolve scheduling conflicts, coordinate with material handlers and cross-functional teams, and remove bottlenecks to meet production goals in a manufacturing environment.

Oversee daily operations in a high-precision manufacturing area, supervise team leads and machinists, ensure safety, quality, productivity, on-time delivery, drive continuous improvement, manage staffing and KPIs, and coordinate with Engineering, Quality, Planning, and Maintenance.