Military head protection, soldier power systems and tactical wearables maker
Galvion builds protective headgear and integrated power and data systems for military and tactical users. The stack pairs embedded electronics tooling (Altium Designer, C++, I2C, UART, USB Power Delivery) with manufacturing systems like Syteline, Infor Visual, SPC and FMEA, showing a shift from passive protection toward electronic wearables. Hiring splits between engineering and manufacturing, and job posts focus on supplier consolidation and moving new products into production.
Galvion is a privately held defense manufacturer founded in 2002 and headquartered in Portsmouth, New Hampshire. It designs and produces head protection, intelligent power and data management systems, and integrated soldier systems for military, law enforcement and tactical customers. The company employs 201–500 people across facilities in New Hampshire, Vermont and Massachusetts, plus Montreal, Bristol in the UK, and Gdańsk in Poland. Its specialties include ballistic protection, head and torso protective equipment, and power integration.
Galvion uses SolidWorks, AutoCAD and Altium Designer for design, Syteline and Infor Visual for ERP, C++, Python and C# for software, and Power BI with Azure Data Factory and Azure Data Lake for data.
Yes. Engineering and manufacturing make up most of Galvion's open roles, with junior and senior hires in roughly equal measure. It is hiring in the United States and Poland.
Galvion is working on next-generation smart protection products, small form factor wearables, new product introduction into production, automation for material handling, and ERP improvements.
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