DAVID J. DUBOURDIEU
PRESIDENT, SIENNA AGENCY, INC.
RESUME
Objective
Software/Database development opportunities as consultant/contractor Employment History
Sienna Agency – 1996 to Present
A software development consulting company, as President Donlen Fleet Management Services – 1994-1996
As lead systems developer. System developed stayed in place until 2016. Bricker & Associates – 1993-1994
A business consulting organization, as a consultant A.C. Nielsen – 1991-1993
A market research company, as a fellow at the Advanced Information Technology Center Andersen Consulting (Now Accenture) – 1977- 1990
The storm troopers of business software consulting, from entry level to consulting manager
1979-81 – RPG III Expert
1984-90 - Manager, Advanced System Center
Academic History
M.S. Operations Research, Northwestern University, 1977 B.A. Mathematics and Economics, DePauw University, 1976 Recent Client Engagement History with Sienna
Amazon of Skylights – 2021 to Present
Development of automated internet market for AEC industry BIM design extracts for automatic quoting and automatic generation of fabrication programs for CNC Key technologies: AutoDesk Inventor/SQL Server/IFC BIM/3D Math Engine with Quaternion Rotations CPI Daylighting (now part of Kingspan Group) – 1997 to Present Development of comprehensive ERP system spanning all aspects of the business Development of automated skylight engineering systems Key technologies: SQL Sever/MS-Access/MS-Office/AutoDesk AutoCAD/ECW CNC CD Equestrian Flair – 2014 to Present
Development of interactive website for designing and ordering personalized equestian clothing Key technologies: MySQL/Javascript/PHP/Ajax/SVG
Berco Jewelry Company – 1998 to Present
Development of automatic design generator integrated with order entry system Ongoing migration and conversion of antique business environment to current state of the art Key technologies: BASIS International BBj/Java/MS-Visio Contact Information
Email: *************@*********.***
Phone: 847-***-****
Locations
Working remotely from Lake Forest, Illinois and Corrnish, Maine