Fiber ISP and CLEC in rural Oregon scaling network infrastructure and engineering ops
Hunter Communications operates a fiber-based ISP and CLEC (Competitive Local Exchange Carrier) serving Southern Oregon, built on Juniper routing, Cisco networking, and Salesforce CRM. The hiring surge is engineering-heavy (11 of 19 open roles), concentrated at mid and director levels, with active projects spanning Airflow ETL integration, Juniper core network maintenance, and data center upgrades—indicating a shift from pure fiber-build (their 1994–2000 founding mode) toward operational scaling and backend automation.
Hunter Communications is a telecommunications provider based in Central Point, Oregon, founded in 1994 as a CLEC and ISP. The company built an all-fiber Metropolitan Area Network across the Medford region and expanded to offer engineering solutions and technical support for enterprise networking (LAN/WAN). Today they serve mid-market customers in rural and semi-rural Oregon with fiber connectivity and managed network services. The current operational focus centers on network infrastructure upgrades, joint-use permitting (a major bottleneck in fiber deployment), and internal systems modernization via Airflow and Salesforce.
Core stack includes Juniper and Cisco routing/switching, Salesforce for CRM, AWS RDS for databases, Snowflake for analytics, and Python for scripting. Recently adopting Apache Airflow for ETL workflows.
Central Point, Oregon. The company serves Southern Oregon and the Medford region with fiber-based ISP and CLEC services.
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