About Shortgrass Web Development

Since 2001 Shortgrass Web Development has been proudly serving the website development needs of not only the communities of Northeastern Montana, but dozens of clients, both small businesses and large corporate entities, throughout the United States.

 

Our Staff

Doug Ormseth – Founder and CEO

A Great Falls, Montana native, Doug spent the first ten years of his career in New York City working as a marketing representative for media software companies. He has additional experience at a Montana-based ad agency, in downtown development, and in internet project management. He directs sales, marketing and general management at Shortgrass Web Development.

Teresa Ormseth – Project Manager and Consultant

Teresa has a Computer Information Systems/Accounting degree from Manhattan College, New York City. She also holds a Masters Degree in Counseling. With this combination of skills, Teresa has chosen to apply her database design expertise in the case management software arena. She acts as a project manager/consultant on all healthcare-related web database applications. She also lends her expertise in other Shortgrass projects that involve integrated database applications, especially those that require secure programming features.

Charles “CJ” Jessen – Assistant Manager – Web Developer

Bio coming soon!

Louis Solana – Senior Web Developer

Bio coming soon!

Remote Staff Team– Senior Programmers and Database Specialists

Bio’s coming soon!

Eamon Ormseth – Social Media Manager & Content Strategist

Eamon works to boost the social media presence of Shortgrass’ clients through managing and creating relatable and relevant content. Over the years, he has managed Facebook pages and communications for various clubs, organizations, and businesses, most recently for the Jerusalem Global Gateway of the University of Notre Dame. Born and raised in Great Falls, Montana, Eamon brings an understanding of state and local dynamics. He is committed to helping you achieve your communications goals through understanding the stories you want to tell and the audience you want to attract.