Eric Lemesre
Data Ingénieur
Allonnes, Pays de la Loire, France
Summary
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Top SchoolEric Lemesre is a seasoned Data Ingénieur based in Allonnes with over a decade of focused experience in data reporting, portfolio allocation and operational analytics at Allianz France. He progressed from IT support and commercial assistance to BI specialist and now leads data engineering efforts, combining deep domain knowledge of insurance and finance with practical reporting craftsmanship. Known for delivering rich, user-focused reporting in constrained technological environments, he optimizes portfolio allocation and shapes decision-ready analyses for large internal networks. Eric completed data science studies more recently, complementing an earlier scientific background in biochemistry, which reflects a blend of analytical rigor and business-oriented problem solving. He brings institutional memory from long tenure at Allianz and a pragmatic approach to turning operational constraints into robust reporting solutions. Quietly versatile, he pairs stakeholder-facing reporting expertise with hands-on data fabrication and optimization skills that improve both insight and results.
13 years of coding experience
DataAnalyst, Sciences des données, DataAnalyst, Sciences des données at LioraDEUG, Biochimie, DEUG, Biochimie at Universite du Maine
French, eng
Github Skills (63)
fiscal-printer10
javapos10
java-interface10
dijkstra9
directions9
openstreetmap9
astar9
authorization9
entity-relationship-diagram9
tiled9
code-generator8
python8
datasource8
code-generation8
pgmodeler8
Programming languages (10)
Github contributions (5)
eric-lemesre/pgmodeler
Jul 2018 - Jun 2026
pgModeler - PostgreSQL Database Modeler - is an open source data modeling tool designed for PostgreSQL. No more DDL commands written by hand let pgModeler do the job for you! This software reunites the concepts of entity-relationship diagrams and the features that PostgreSQL implements as extensions of SQL standards. Support this project by donate on project's official web site link:
Contributions:1 push, 1 branch in 8 years
eric-lemesre/JavaPOS
Aug 2013 - Jun 2020
The JavaPOS (Java for Point Of Sale) standard committee was formed by a collection of retail vendors and end users to examine the ways in which these Java advantages could best be exploited in the retail environment. The original JavaPOS programming standard (v1.2) was the end result of ten months of effort by this committee. It was followed by JavaPOS v1.3, which defined Java interfaces for three additional retail POS devices (Fiscal Printer, PIN Pad and Remote Order Display), and JavaPOS v1.4, which added the Credit Authorization Terminal (CAT) interface requested by Japanese retailers.
Contributions:1 release, 16 commits, 3 pushes in 6 years 11 months
authorizationfiscal-printerjavajava-interfacejavapos
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