A licensed professional engineer specializing in accident reconstruction and product liability analysis, he has more than 35 years of experience evaluating vehicle collisions, machinery incidents, and safety-related engineering disputes. He holds a Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering and Bachelor of Science degrees in Mechanical Engineering and Aerospace Engineering. His reconstruction work involves passenger vehicles, motorcycles, commercial trucks, snowmobiles, ATVs, and construction equipment, using physics-based analysis, engineering principles, and computer simulation techniques to assess vehicle dynamics, impact conditions, and causation factors. He is also certified to perform crash data retrieval (EDR downloads) and conducts seat belt restraint and automotive component evaluations.

His investigative and product safety work extends to industrial machinery, portable equipment, consumer products, ladders, scaffolding systems, and construction-related incidents. He performs engineering analyses involving machine guarding, OSHA regulations, ANSI ladder testing procedures, and evaluation of product design and safety performance for both residential and industrial applications. Additional experience includes slip-and-fall investigations, construction equipment analysis, and engineering issues involving construction safety standards and labor law-related claims.

Alongside his consulting practice, he has provided expert witness services for more than 35 years, including consultations, depositions, arbitrations, and courtroom testimony in multiple jurisdictions. His background also includes automotive engineering work involving thermodynamics, heat transfer, airflow studies, and vehicle aerodynamics, as well as long-standing academic instruction in mechanics, machine design, manufacturing processes, and engineering graphics.