This professional engineer serves as an expert witness in electrical engineering, electronics systems, and software analysis with more than 15 years of experience conducting technical research and forensic evaluations of electrical, electronic, and software-controlled systems. The expert has more than 10 years of expert witness experience, providing consultation, forensic investigation, and technical analysis in litigation matters involving electrical systems, electronic devices, and software-controlled technologies. Areas of technical focus include software and electronics system analysis, digital circuits, hardware–software interfaces, and audio-video electronics, as well as investigations involving electrical system performance and failures.

The expert holds a Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering and is a Registered Professional Engineer (P.E.) licensed in multiple jurisdictions. The expert conducts forensic investigations in several technical areas frequently examined in litigation involving electrical and electronic systems, including electrical ignition fire investigations, lightning strike damage inspections, and forensic analysis of electromagnetic radiation exposure. Technical evaluations also involve reverse engineering of digital electronic systems, evaluation of electronic components and circuits, and inspection of electrical devices following equipment failures or fire events, along with electric and magnetic field calculations near high-voltage transmission lines and exposure calculations related to wireless and cellular communication systems.

Professional experience includes work as a consulting engineer in private practice, where this expert performs inspections, forensic engineering analysis, and technical evaluations involving electrical, electronic, and software systems. Technical work has included software development for experimental autonomous vehicle systems, reverse engineering of digital electronic devices, and development of custom animation and video generation software systems. These technical and forensic engineering activities support investigations involving electrical system failures, electronic device performance issues, electromagnetic radiation exposure, and software-controlled technologies in legal and investigative contexts.