Aftermarket replacement parts maker for automotive, heavy-duty and specialty vehicles
Dorman Products engineers and distributes aftermarket replacement parts, running an SAP-centric operation (SAP ECC, APO, EWM, HANA) alongside Manhattan and Blue Yonder for supply chain execution. Its BI layer is consolidating onto Power BI and Microsoft Fabric while legacy Hyperion, BusinessObjects and Qlik remain, matching pain points around technical debt and manual reporting. Accelerating hiring skews toward ops, manufacturing and logistics roles.
Notable leadership hires: Production Lead
Dorman Products is a publicly traded manufacturer of direct-replacement and re-engineered parts for cars, trucks and specialty vehicles, headquartered in Colmar, Pennsylvania. Founded in 1918, the company employs between 1,001 and 5,000 people and operates a family of brands that includes SuperATV and Dayton Parts. Its business spans product design, engineering, manufacturing, supply chain and distribution for the vehicle aftermarket. Engineering teams work in CAD tools such as SolidWorks, CATIA, Solid Edge and AutoCAD, while operations run on SAP. Current hiring covers the United States and Peru.
Dorman runs SAP ECC, SAP APO, SAP EWM and SAP HANA, with Manhattan and Blue Yonder for supply chain, Power BI and Microsoft Fabric for analytics, and SolidWorks, CATIA and Mastercam for engineering.
Yes, hiring is accelerating, concentrated in operations, manufacturing and logistics, with additional roles in engineering, product and sales across the United States and Peru.
Current initiatives include integrating acquisitions, migrating to an enterprise Power BI platform with reusable semantic models, refining the new product launch process and implementing trade automation tools.
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