Premium suspension and shock manufacturing for vehicles and bicycles
Fox Factory designs and manufactures suspension systems and shocks for OEMs and the aftermarket across specialty vehicles and bicycles. The tech stack reflects a heavy manufacturing operation—SAP, Oracle, WMS, CMMS, Fanuc, and Mazak dominate—paired with legacy office and BI tools (Excel, Tableau, QlikView). Hiring is heavily skewed toward manufacturing (82 roles) with junior dominance, while the project list (vehicle prototypes, upfit packages for Ford/GM/Stellantis, S&OP, product fulfillment) and pain points (quality control, inventory accuracy, waste reduction, design-to-production handoffs) reveal a company scaling production complexity and fighting typical OEM supply-chain friction.
Notable leadership hires: Operations Director
Fox Factory Holding Corp. is a publicly traded manufacturer headquartered in Duluth, Georgia, with 1,001–5,000 employees across the U.S., Canada, and Taiwan. The company designs and manufactures premium suspension systems, shocks, and related components sold directly to vehicle and bicycle OEMs, as well as through aftermarket retailers, distributors, and direct-to-consumer channels. Its portfolio includes FOX, Marucci, and Method Race Wheels brands. The business model combines OEM supply partnerships (visible in active custom upfit work for Ford, General Motors, and Stellantis) with complementary brand acquisitions to expand product reach beyond its core shock and suspension segment.
Fox Factory uses SAP and Oracle for enterprise operations, supplemented by WMS, CMMS, Tableau, and QlikView. Manufacturing equipment includes Fanuc and Mazak CNC systems, alongside MATLAB and Visual Basic for engineering and legacy Microsoft Office tools.
Current initiatives include vehicle suspension prototypes, custom upfit packages for Ford/GM/Stellantis vehicles, end-to-end sales and operations planning (S&OP), product fulfillment optimization, and new product launches across its brand portfolio.
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