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The American tenor, David McSweeney, studied music while pursuing an engineering degree from Brown University (1983-1987).
David McSweeney has appeared both as a chorister and soloist with several local ensembles, including Emmanuel Music (Director: Ryan Turner), Boston Baroque (Director: Martin Pearlman), Blue Heron Renaissance Choir, The Orpheus Singers, Handel and Haydn Society (Director: Harry Christophers), and Boston Secession. Recent solo appearances include George Frideric Handel's Israel in Egypt with the Handel and Haydn Society and Dietrich Buxtehude's Heut Triumphieret Gottes Sohn with Boston Baroque. He has also soloed with the Philharmonic Society of Arlington, Boston Cecilia, Monadnock Music, Wellesley Choral Society, and Phillips Exeter Academy.
David McSweeney has worked as a technolgoy engineer: Director Advanced Technology, Corporate Development at CMGI in Andover, Massachusetts (January 2000-July 2001); VP of Engineering / Director of Engineering at ProvisionSoft in Andover (August 2001-April 2003); VP of Engineering at STARBAK Communications in Waltham, Massachusetts (September 2003-January 2006); Senior Program Manager at Polycom in Andover (January 2008-September 2011); Chief Technologist and Architect at Tenor Technologies, LLC in North Reading, Massachusetts (May 2006-May 2014); Chief Architect at Vidyo in in Andover (September 2011-June 2014); System Architect/Software Manager, Remote Presence Division (January-December 2015), Senior Software Manager, IoT Cloud (January 2016-March 2022) and Techincal Director, IoT Cloud Platform Software at iRobotiRobot in Bedford, Massachusetts (since March 2022). He currently lives in South Boston, Massachusetts. |
