Houston, Texas Area
- Current
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- Senior Consultant at Sogeti
- Past
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- Web Developer at TrailBlazer
- Web Developer at Publishing Concepts
- Web Developer at Third Coast Media
- Web Developer at I.T. Partners
- Web Developer at Pritchett & Associates, Inc.
- Multimedia Developer at Ernst & Young, LLP
- Web Developer/Trainer at The Internet Store
- Technical Support at OnRamp Technologies, Inc.
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Marc Morgan’s Summary
Over twelve years of web design and web programming experience. With a strong focus in recent years on Web Standards, CSS and Accessibility. A site should load quick, work in all browsers and be accessible to 100% of interested viewers.
Marc Morgan’s Experience
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Senior Consultant
Sogeti
(Public Company; Information Technology and Services industry)
April 2007 — Present (1 year 7 months)
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Web Developer
TrailBlazer
(Internet industry)
February 2004 — April 2007 (3 years 3 months)
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Web Developer
Publishing Concepts
(Internet industry)
January 2003 — July 2003 (7 months)
Member of development team for full life-cycle development and maintenance of University and College Alumni websites built on a module architecture; using ASP, ASP.Net, SQL, VBScript, Jscript, HTML, ADO and CSS. Served as a committee member participating in the development of coding standards and best practices for future development projects. Facilitated meetings between Publishing Concepts and clients for business and technical requirements gathering and documentation.
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Web Developer
Third Coast Media
(Privately Held; 11-50 employees; Internet industry)
August 1999 — December 2001 (2 years 5 months)
Served as the first full-time programmer, using ASP, SQL, VBScript, Jscript, HTML, ADO and CSS.
Developed many of the components of WebMakerX. This integrated product line that has attracted over 20% of the Toyota dealerships as customers.
Championed and developed StoreMakerX, a product that fully automates an online store with shopping cart capabilities, product catalog, integrated reporting, robust pricing models, credit card integration, tax system integration, fulfillment system and a custom look for the store-front that is implemented quickly while remaining affordable to the customer. Alias|Wavefront was the first to use StoreMakerX.
Participated in the application development sessions with business owners for requirements gathering and process flows on www.eaijournal.com. The web site has a rich selection of toolsets to publish daily news.
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Web Developer
I.T. Partners
(Information Technology and Services industry)
March 1999 — August 1999 (6 months)
Created several web sites, using ASP, SQL, VBScript, Jscript, HTML, for customers such as Grey Hound and the Richardson Independent School District. Organized and maintained the external corporate web site. Created a source control system for organizing all of the existing client code to provide value by eliminating the excess time to locate code and revisions.
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Web Developer
Pritchett & Associates, Inc.
(Internet industry)
November 1997 — March 1999 (1 year 5 months)
Created web sites using HTML, DHTML, CSS, ASP, and ActiveX. Maintained several SQL Server database driven Internet sites. Created and maintained a large intranet site with real-time product reports, Human Resource documents, Internet traffic reports, and other critical company information for employees. Maintained a pay-for-view Extranet with over twenty-five books online serving the management of company mergers and related topics.
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Multimedia Developer
Ernst & Young, LLP
(Accounting industry)
September 1996 — October 1997 (1 year 2 months)
Created web sites using HTML, ASP, Shockwave, and ActiveX. Developed Computer Based Training (CBT) software applications for internal and external use using Macromedia Authorware and HTML. Designed multi-media demos for prospective clients such as Interstate Batteries, Excel Communications and others.
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Web Developer/Trainer
The Internet Store
(Privately Held; 51-200 employees; Internet industry)
March 1995 — September 1996 (1 year 7 months)
Provided training for clients and new employees on basic Internet skills, beginning HTML and advanced HTML with CGI scripting. Designed and developed Computer Based Training courses, content, and workbooks for internal and external use. Provided company and client web design, development for implementation with clients such as Texas Instruments and Perot Systems.
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Technical Support
OnRamp Technologies, Inc.
(Internet industry)
January 1994 — March 1995 (1 year 3 months)
Answered customer support calls for hardware, software, and network problems. Created web sites for OnRamp customers. Created problem-solving web pages to aid the support agent in efficient problem solving for TCPIP set up. Trained new employees. Worked as a presenter on Internet educational awareness to the Dallas Morning News, Apple Computers and Dallas Museum of Art. Also provided direct and indirect sales.
