Bathware manufacturer scaling production and data ops across multi-brand portfolio
American Bath Group manufactures showers, bathtubs, vanities, and related fixtures across multiple brands, sold through builders, plumbers, contractors, and retail. The company is manufacturing-heavy (12 of 24 active roles) with hiring acceleration focused on production optimization rather than R&D expansion. Their tech stack—Fanuc CNC, Allen-Bradley PLCs, Azure data pipelines, Databricks, and Power BI—reflects a traditional industrial operation now instrumenting production data; active projects around CNC optimization, throughput, and KPI dashboards signal a shift toward data-driven floor management.
American Bath Group manufactures a broad portfolio of bathware products—showers, tub showers, bathtubs, shower bases, shower doors, wall panels, jetted whirlpools, vanities, and sinks—under multiple recognized brands. The company sells through commercial, wholesale, e-commerce, and retail channels to builders, plumbers, general contractors, and end consumers, with notable focus on senior care and assisted-living segments. Based in Irving, Texas, with 1,001–5,000 employees, the company operates an industrial manufacturing footprint supported by enterprise software (Salesforce, Azure, Power BI, Tableau) and web/content platforms (Sitecore, WordPress, Drupal). Current operational focus centers on defect reduction, waste elimination, equipment reliability, and throughput improvement.
Fanuc CNC equipment and Allen-Bradley industrial controllers, paired with Siemens systems. Data is routed through Azure Data Lake, Databricks, and Power BI for production monitoring.
Azure Data Factory and Azure Synapse Pipelines for ETL, Databricks for processing, SQL and PySpark for queries, Power BI and Tableau for visualization, Looker Studio for dashboards. Current projects include KPI dashboards and maintenance tracking.
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