Medical Device Machining Services in Virginia

Tanya DiSalvo leads Criterion Precision Machining as its third-generation owner, continuing a legacy of precision excellence that dates back to 1953. Under her leadership, Criterion has sharpened its focus on mission-critical industries—medical device, aerospace, defense, and photonics—while investing in advanced machining technology and certified quality systems. As a Women's Business Enterprise National Council (WBENC)-certified company, Criterion reflects Tanya's commitment to building a people-powered organization capable of delivering components where failure is simply not an option. Her vision has driven the company's ISO 13485 and ISO 9001 certifications, FDA and ITAR registrations, and its reputation as a trusted partner for medical device manufacturers across Virginia and the United States.

Mike Pinchot serves as Criterion's Estimator and Project Manager, acting as the critical bridge between customer requirements and shop floor execution. With deep knowledge of precision machining capabilities—including Swiss turning, CNC turning, and 5-axis milling—Mike translates complex medical device drawings and tight-tolerance specifications into accurate, competitive quotes and reliable production timelines. His project management expertise ensures that each job, from prototype through full production, is tracked, communicated, and delivered to meet the demanding schedules of medical device OEMs. Mike's attention to detail and customer-focused approach make him a trusted point of contact for Virginia clients and nationwide partners alike.

David Glass serves as Chief Financial Officer at Criterion Precision Machining, overseeing the financial operations and strategic planning that keep the company positioned for long-term growth. His financial stewardship supports Criterion's continued investment in advanced machining equipment, quality inspection systems, and compliance infrastructure—all essential to maintaining the high standards required by medical device and aerospace customers. David's work ensures that Criterion remains a financially stable, reliable partner for Virginia medical device manufacturers and mission-critical industries that depend on consistent, on-time delivery of precision components.

Kelly Marflak leads Criterion's certified Quality Assurance program as Quality Manager, ensuring every medical device component meets the exacting standards required by ISO 13485, ISO 9001, and FDA regulations. Kelly oversees the company's multi-point inspection process, managing systems including the Global Advantage CMM with PC-DMIS software, the OASIS Optical Automatic Smart Inspection System, and Keyence measuring systems. Her rigorous approach to quality documentation—including Certificates of Conformance and final inspection reports—gives medical device manufacturers in Virginia and beyond the confidence that every part shipped is fully compliant, traceable, and ready for regulatory review.

Kellyanne Gottschalk manages Criterion's internal systems as Internal Systems Manager, ensuring the operational infrastructure that supports precision machining and quality compliance runs smoothly. She oversees the ProShop ERP system that connects quoting, scheduling, production, and quality data across the organization. Kellyanne's work is integral to Criterion's ability to maintain traceability, meet regulatory documentation requirements, and deliver consistent results for medical device customers who require full production records. Her systems management ensures that Criterion's processes are as reliable and precise as the components the company produces.

Nilda Feliciano is a key member of Criterion's customer-facing team, providing responsive and knowledgeable customer service to medical device manufacturers and other mission-critical clients. Nilda serves as an essential communication link between customers and Criterion's production and project management teams, ensuring that inquiries, order updates, and delivery schedules are handled with clarity and professionalism. For Virginia-based medical device companies sourcing precision components, Nilda's attentive service style helps build the long-term relationships that are central to Criterion's reputation as a trusted machining partner.

Bonnie Paletta keeps Criterion's day-to-day operations running efficiently as Office Administrator. Her organizational expertise supports the administrative functions that underpin Criterion's ability to deliver precision components reliably and on schedule. From coordinating documentation and correspondence to supporting the leadership team's operational needs, Bonnie plays an important behind-the-scenes role in maintaining the professional, structured environment that medical device and aerospace clients expect from a certified precision machining partner. Her dedication to detail reflects the same standard of excellence that defines every part Criterion produces.