Paul Menard

Current

Owner at Codehooligans.com (Self-employed)

Past

Engineer at Mindshare Interactive Campaigns
Sr. eCommerce Developer at SYSCO Corp.
Developer at US Videotel (Sole Proprietorship)

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Education

Lamar University

Recommended

1 person has recommended Paul

Connections

138 connections

Industry

Information Technology and Services

Websites

Paul Menard’s Summary

Provide the right technology solutions to make the client campaign a success.

Paul Menard’s Specialties:

WordPress, Drupal, PHP, Ruby, Web Standards, Accessibility, eCommerce, LAMP, OS X, Blogging, Social Networks.

Paul Menard’s Experience

Owner
Codehooligans.com (Self-employed)

(Self-Employed; Myself Only; Information Technology and Services industry)

August 2007 — Present (1 year 2 months)

Freelance consulting and development for most Web needs. Focusing on clients needing simple web sites running on WordPress and Drupal CMS platforms. Most duties covered include custom theme development from design comps, custom plugin or core CMS enhancements
Engineer

Mindshare Interactive Campaigns

(Privately Held; 11-50 employees; Consumer Goods industry)

January 2005 — August 2007 (2 years 8 months)
Sr. eCommerce Developer

SYSCO Corp.

(Public Company; 10,001 or more employees; SYY; Wholesale industry)

April 1994 — January 2005 (10 years 10 months)

Build custom interface systems for integration into custom order management and order output modules using EDI and XML data formats.
Developer
US Videotel (Sole Proprietorship)

(Sole Proprietorship; 11-50 employees; Internet industry)

July 1991 — April 1994 (2 years 10 months)

One of the many original Internet service provider in the pre-AOL days. The main office in Houston with connections to Dallas and other major US cities. Provide online forums, chats and MUD games similar to CompuServe and the original Prodigy. This was all character based before the days of browsers.

My role was in the billing group. We collected transaction records from the online systems and everything was billed per minute per forum. Plus a per minute connection rate. Sadly the company went under.