Commodity Manager

SuperATV wasn’t born in a boardroom. It started with one mission: build parts that riders can trust. The same hands‑on, do‑it‑yourself mindset still drives everything we do. Our fast paced and casual work environment is highly focused on “Working to Wow” our customers and our community. SuperATV is a premier provider of ATV and UTV accessories, dedicated to enhancing off‑road experiences for enthusiasts worldwide.

In 2022, SuperATV joined the Dorman team which is publicly traded under the stock ticker DORM. With more than 3,800 employees across 29 different locations and a family of brands that also includes Dorman, Dayton Parts and Eagle Suspension, Dorman reached a revenue of $2.13 billion in 2025.

Everyone who works at Dorman contributes to our success. That means everyone has a unique ability to make an impact on the business, regardless of role and experience. We encourage everyone to bring their authentic selves to work. The freedom to pursue new ideas, offer different perspectives, and grow in your career is fundamental to working at Dorman.

SuperATV wasn’t born in a boardroom. It started with one mission: build parts that riders can trust. The same hands‑on, do‑it‑yourself mindset still drives everything we do. Our fast paced and casual work environment is highly focused on “Working to Wow” our customers, community, and employees.

We are seeking a results‑driven Commodity Manager to lead sourcing initiatives across key raw materials, components, and finished goods categories. This role is responsible for developing and executing commodity strategies, managing supplier relationships, monitoring market trends, and delivering cost, quality, and supply chain improvements that support SuperATV’s continued growth.

The Commodity Manager will work closely with Engineering, Product Management, New Product Development, Manufacturing, Quality, and Purchasing to ensure a reliable and competitive supply base while supporting aggressive product launch timelines. This position requires strong negotiation skills, market analysis capabilities, supplier development experience, and a deep understanding of global supply chains.

Domestic and international travel up to 10% may be required.

• Develop and execute sourcing strategies for assigned commodities, raw materials, components, and finished goods categories.
• Monitor commodity markets, indexes, pricing trends, tariffs, material costs, and supply chain risks.
• Analyze aluminum, steel, plastics, electronic components, and other key commodity markets to identify opportunities and risks.
• Provide leadership with regular market intelligence updates and strategic recommendations.

• Identify, evaluate, qualify, and develop domestic and international suppliers.
• Establish and maintain strong supplier relationships focused on quality, cost, delivery, innovation, and continuous improvement.
• Lead supplier performance reviews and corrective action initiatives.
• Conduct supplier audits and assessments to ensure compliance with quality and business requirements.

• Lead sourcing activities supporting New Product Development, engineering changes, and production requirements.
• Negotiate pricing, contracts, payment terms, lead times, inventory agreements, and long‑term supply arrangements.
• Drive year‑over‑year cost reduction initiatives while maintaining quality and service expectations.
• Develop contingency plans to mitigate supply chain disruptions and material shortages.

• Partner with Engineering, Product Management, Manufacturing, Quality, and Purchasing to support product development and sourcing decisions.
• Evaluate material…