Memphis-based ceiling fan designer and manufacturer with DTC and PLM focus
Hunter Fan Company designs and engineers ceiling fans in Memphis, running a manufacturing-grade stack: Windchill PDMLink, Creo and SolidWorks for product data, Infor LN for ERP, and a heavy planning layer spanning SAP APO, Oracle Demantra, Anaplan and Kinaxis. Accelerating, senior-weighted hiring targets engineering and sales, with active work on a Windchill upgrade, a new WMS site and Shopify-driven direct-to-consumer growth.
Hunter Fan Company is a ceiling fan maker founded in 1886 and headquartered in Memphis, Tennessee, where its fans are designed, engineered and tested. The company sells home comfort products that combine airflow, energy efficiency and decorative design. It operates with 201–500 employees and is listed as a public company. Commercial channels include a Shopify storefront alongside Salesforce and HubSpot for sales and marketing, while operations run on Infor LN and a PLM environment built around Windchill. Hiring is concentrated in the United States.
Hunter runs Infor LN ERP, Windchill PDMLink with Creo and SolidWorks for PLM/CAD, planning tools like Kinaxis, Anaplan, SAP APO and Oracle Demantra, plus Salesforce, HubSpot, Shopify, Power BI and Tableau.
Yes. Engineering is the largest hiring area, followed by sales and marketing, with hiring accelerating and skewed toward senior and manager-level roles, all based in the United States.
Current initiatives include growing its Shopify platform, a Windchill upgrade program, engineering data migration, a new WMS site implementation with ERP integration, and demand generation and product launch work.
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