Alaska Communications remote jobs and company guide
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About Alaska Communications
Alaska Communications is Alaska's leading broadband and managed IT service provider, with a remarkable legacy spanning more than 120 years of serving the Last Frontier. Founded as Alaska Communications Systems (ACS) in 1998 as a subsidiary of Fox Paine & Company, the company has evolved from its early roots as a pioneer in Alaska's telecommunications infrastructure to become the state's most trusted provider of internet, voice, and managed IT services.
Headquartered in Anchorage, Alaska Communications traces its heritage back to 1904 when it comprised over 2,100 miles of undersea cable, more than 1,400 miles of land lines, and a wireless segment across at least 107 locations. Today, the company continues its mission of connecting Alaskans to what matters most, offering reliable broadband services to both residential and business customers across the state from the North Slope to Ketchikan. As a publicly traded company on NASDAQ (ticker: ALSK), Alaska Communications remains committed to investing in infrastructure and delivering innovative solutions that address the unique connectivity challenges of living and working in Alaska.
Remote roles and application process
Alaska Communications roles are commonly associated with Telecommunications, Managed IT Services, Cloud Services, Broadband Internet Service Provider (ISP), Fiber Optic Network Services.
Review current openings on Alaska Communications's official careers page before applying.
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Alaska Communications remote jobs FAQ
When was Alaska Communications founded?
Alaska Communications was founded in 1998.
Who is the CEO of Alaska Communications?
Paul Fenaroli is the CEO.
What industries or markets does Alaska Communications operate in?
Alaska Communications operates in the following markets: Telecommunications, Managed IT Services, Cloud Services, Broadband Internet Service Provider (ISP), Fiber Optic Network Services, Enterprise Connectivity and WAN Services, VoIP and Business Voice Services, Network Infrastructure and Operations, Residential Internet Services, and Business Internet and Networking Solutions.
How many employees does Alaska Communications have?
Alaska Communications has 501-1000 employees.
Where does Alaska Communications have employees?
Alaska Communications has employees in United States.
Does Alaska Communications support remote work or working from home?
Yes, Alaska Communications is a remote-friendly company.
What employee benefits does Alaska Communications offer?
Alaska Communications provides 4 benefit s to their employees.
Does Alaska Communications offer a four-day work week?
No, Alaska Communications does not offer a four-day work week.
