Southern Oregon fiber network operator, CLEC and ISP
Hunter Communications operates fiber infrastructure across Southern Oregon, running a Juniper and Cisco core alongside field tools like OTDR, GIS and AutoCAD for outside-plant design. Engineering dominates current hiring, aimed at network expansion, joint-use pre-construction and data center upgrades, though overall hiring velocity is slowing. A Salesforce/Apex, Snowflake and Power BI layer points to a more data-mature back office than typical regional carriers.
Hunter Communications is a privately held telecommunications company headquartered in Central Point, Oregon, operating as a CLEC and internet service provider. It builds and runs an all-fiber network serving Southern Oregon, with roots in a Medford metropolitan area network. Services span local and wide area networking, fiber connectivity, technical support and engineering. The company employs 51–200 people and hires in the United States across engineering, construction, support, finance and sales.
Hunter uses Juniper and Cisco networking with OSPF and L2VPN, OTDR, GIS and AutoCAD for fiber design, plus Salesforce, Snowflake, Power BI, Python, Kubernetes, Jira and Paylocity.
Hunter Communications is headquartered in Central Point, Oregon, and operates a fiber network across Southern Oregon.
Current work includes building out its fiber optic network, joint-use pre-construction, post-construction QA/QC inspections, POP/cabinet and data center upgrades, and maintaining a Juniper core network.
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