Two people. A lot of experience.
We're a small firm. That's on purpose. It means you actually talk to the people doing the work.
David Dundua
David has been building large-scale software systems since 2000. He started working on federal environmental applications in 2002 — first at CSC, then through Innovate, and eventually through Dundua Consulting, which he founded in 2012.
He's the tech lead for EPA's RCRAInfo system — the national database used to track hazardous waste. He helped grow the system from a few hundred industry users to over 160,000 and led the migration to AWS. Before that, he spent nearly a decade on EPA's Central Data Exchange (CDX), building everything from the original node architecture to the CROMERR electronic signature system.
Earlier in his career, he co-founded Clustrix, a distributed database startup that went through Y Combinator in 2006. He holds a BS in Computer Science from the University of Maryland.
Gladys Dundua
Gladys specializes in financial and environmental data. She brings analytical depth to the work — whether that's building models, working through messy datasets, or making sense of complex reporting requirements.
She programs primarily in Python and has worked on large-scale analysis of hazardous waste data. She also performed complex data extraction for Treatment, Storage, and Disposal Facility (TSDF) incident reporting — turning unstructured data into structured information that EPA and the public can actually use.
Earlier in her career, Gladys ran a real-estate development company, handling project management from the ground up. That background gives her a practical, business-first perspective that she carries into her technical work.
She holds a BA in Finance from Marymount University and an Advanced Data Science and Machine Learning certificate. She speaks English, Russian, and German fluently.