Innovative Kinematic and Structural Solutions for the Transportation Industry
Westfield, Indiana
Porter Systems offers our technical teams the most modern and capable tools for design, analysis, prototype and testing to support robust solutions with rapid time to market. Porter has a legacy of product innovation that has lead to over 70 active product patents. Porter has also implemented Team Center Engineering PLM software giving us a leading edge in the industry. Porter Systems manufacturing employs state of the art equipment in the fabrication, assembly of products and monitoring of processes at the Westfield, Indiana plant. Our commitment to continuous improvement, lean manufacturing, process monitoring and preventative maintenance programs ensures that our products meet and exceed automotive customer’s expectations. P.L. Porter pioneered the first hydraulic seat recliners for the aviation industry in 1947. Over the years, product applications spread into the furniture, medical seating and industrial markets. In 1977, Porter entered the automotive market with infinitely adjustable mechanical seat recliners in General Motors full-size car lines. Since then, Porter has extended the application of Porter technology to over thirty different vehicle platforms with most major automotive manufacturers around the world. In 1999 the assets of P.L. Porter Automotive Co. were acquired by Middlemarket Capital Management Company and were combined with Kadee Metalfab LLC to form Porter Group LLC. This combination of mechanical innovation and manufacturing strength allows Porter Group to design and manufacture more comprehensive solutions for adjustment and structural systems. In 2014 Porter was acquired by Pangeo Corporation. The acquisition allows for vertical integration with castings, injection molding, stampings, precision turning, machining and coating with LCC capability.
On-site · Windsor
The Financial Controller will oversee financial operations, including monthly closing, cost accounting, and performance management across multiple manufacturing divisions. They are responsible for implementing robust financial controls, improving operational processes, and building a high-performing finance team.
On-site · Windsor
The Office Administrator manages daily administrative operations, including office resources, documentation, and internal communications. They also provide support to leadership and various departments through scheduling, finance administration, and vendor coordination.
On-site · Windsor
The Corporate Services Manager will oversee corporate and legal administration, including contract management, entity filings, and statutory compliance. They will also manage insurance portfolios, commercial leases, and immigration administration while building out the corporate services function.
On-site · Windsor
The Director of Operations is responsible for the operational performance, safety, and quality of all manufacturing facilities across North America. This role involves driving continuous improvement, managing operational budgets, and leading plant leadership teams to ensure consistent execution of corporate strategy.
On-site · Vaughan
The Financial Controller will build and manage the plant's end-to-end finance function, including month-end closing, budgeting, and operational cost analysis. They will lead the finance team and partner closely with Operations to ensure financial accuracy and drive operational improvements.
On-site · Vaughan
The Equipment Manager will oversee the end-to-end lifecycle of plant equipment, including installation, commissioning, and the development of maintenance and spare-parts systems. They are responsible for leading the maintenance team, ensuring equipment reliability, and managing maintenance costs while maintaining safety and compliance standards.
On-site · Vaughan
The Logistics Coordinator manages production planning, inventory status, and material flow from suppliers to final customer delivery. They are responsible for coordinating transportation, customs clearance, and warehouse activities while maintaining accurate production schedules and reporting.
On-site · Vaughan
The Engineering Manager leads the manufacturing engineering function, overseeing new-product process planning, equipment selection, and volume-production process improvements. They are responsible for driving efficiency, cost, safety, and quality while mentoring engineering staff and coordinating across departments.
On-site · Vaughan
The Production Manager is responsible for leading the production department to meet safety, quality, cost, and delivery targets while driving lean manufacturing initiatives. This role involves managing daily operations, optimizing production systems, and ensuring compliance with safety and environmental standards during plant start-up and scaling.
On-site · Vaughan
The Plant Manager is responsible for the end-to-end safe, efficient operation of the Vaughan facility, including managing people, equipment, and systems. They are accountable for achieving KPIs across safety, quality, cost, delivery, and financial performance while leading the management team through start-up and ramp-up phases.
