A Doctor of Philosophy–trained human factors and ergonomics specialist, she serves as an expert witness with extensive experience in biomechanics, industrial engineering, and safety engineering. Her work involves case analysis, consulting, and expert evaluation related to human interaction with systems, products, and environments in matters involving injury biomechanics, workplace safety, industrial accidents, and product-related issues.

Her work focuses on biomechanics of injury and ergonomic analysis, including evaluation of human performance, physical demands, and risk factors associated with occupational tasks and environments. She applies engineering principles to assess injury scenarios, safety considerations, and product use conditions, and has experience in human-centered product development and usability evaluation. Her research includes ergonomics, safety, fuzzy set theory, and artificial intelligence applied to human factors and system performance.

Her professional experience includes academic and applied roles in industrial engineering and human factors, including work as a professor and director of an ergonomics laboratory, along with technical consulting and research activities. She has contributed to more than 80 technical publications and authored books on ergonomics and engineering applications. She holds a Master of Science and Bachelor of Science in Industrial Engineering and is a Certified Professional Ergonomist (C.P.E.), with affiliations including the Institute of Industrial Engineers, the National Society of Black Engineers, and the Society of Women Engineers.