A Doctor of Philosophy (D.Phil.)-trained electrical and computer engineering expert with more than 25 years of experience in control systems, communications, and computer networks, he holds a Doctor of Philosophy in Electrical Engineering and a Bachelor of Science with First Class Honors in Electrical Engineering. His career combines academic research, consulting, and expert witness work. He has provided consultation, deposition, and courtroom testimony in matters involving telecommunications systems, computer networks, and digital evidence, including cases related to Internet Service Provider (ISP) infrastructure, intellectual property, and network outages.

His work spans multimedia communications, wireless and packet-based networks, and information theory, along with multivariable control system analysis and the study of robustness in uncertain feedback systems. He has also contributed to the development and evaluation of compression technologies, computer-controlled systems, network performance, and powerline communications, as well as applications of information technology in distributed and learning-based environments.

In addition to his litigation work, he serves as a professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering, where he has led research initiatives, supervised graduate students, and published extensively in communications and control systems. His contributions include numerous technical publications, authorship of books, leadership in sponsored research programs, and recognition as a Senior Member of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE), along with multiple awards for engineering education, research, and technical achievement.