Paul Couture
Web Design and Development
Paul floats effortlessly between the design and development sides of the house. He began programming on a Commodore
VIC-20 in the early 80s at the age of 8. He replaced his pencils and inks with Photoshop in 1998. Since leaving the United States
Air Force in 2001, Paul has been earning his keep behind a monitor and keyboard, except for a two year
stint where he lived out of a suitcase 48 weeks per year training users on Automotive CRM and ERP software. This
combined with his experience as a developer gives him a unique skill set that allows him to communicate effectively
with both clients and code monkeys.
Paul speaks Ajax, CSS, Flash, javascript, jQuery, Linux Server Administration, MySQL, PHP, Python, and Photoshop. He is proud to say he has been "table free" since 2003. He is more at home laying out a web site in Komodo than dragging and dropping WYSIWIG components in Dreamweaver. When he's not coding, Paul is most likely stirring the flame wars pot on reddit, trying to knock items off the "honey-do" list, or playing with his three K9 carbon units.
Adrionna Cain-Couture
Support Administrator
Adrionna's dedication to customer satisfaction makes her a valuable asset to ClueBattery. With more than 10 years in the
customer service industry and over 5 years pursuing a college career in psychology and business administration, she
definitely knows what it takes to make things run smoothly beyond everyone's expectations. She brings to the table experience
in varying environments - from retail sales to running a Business Development Center for a large automotive retail group.
(She even worked for a mental health facility which, according to her, gave her unique skills to deal with the code monkeys on our team.)
Being married to a self-proclaimed "geek" has given Adrionna the exceptional chance to jump into the technological universe and learn newer, better ways to plan her world domination. Her forward thinking has helped her break out of a "window"ed environment and let her run free with more open-sourced choices. Her newfound freedom is usually spent playing RPG's, spending her hubby's money, and constantly creating new "honey-do" lists.