Working at the intersection of economics, regulation, and international arbitration, he has spent more than 20 years advising businesses, governments, investors, and utilities on complex financial and regulatory matters across more than 30 countries. His expertise includes damages estimation, tariff and pricing analysis, regulatory reform, contract disputes, market valuation, feasibility studies, and economic modeling involving energy, transportation, water, mining, and utility sectors. He has also provided expert testimony and consulting services in litigation, arbitration, and regulatory proceedings before domestic and international tribunals, including FERC, ICSID, ICC, LCIA, and federal and state courts.

Over the course of his consulting career, he has held senior leadership responsibilities within economic consulting and advisory firms, where his work focused heavily on regulated markets and infrastructure industries. His projects have included tariff design for electricity and natural gas systems, valuation of utility assets and concession agreements, pricing and cost studies, regulatory accounting, pipeline and energy market analysis, and compensation assessments arising from contractual and governmental disputes. Earlier in his career, he worked within the oil and natural gas sector on project evaluations, contract renegotiations, international energy market research, and energy deregulation initiatives.

Alongside his consulting and expert witness work, he has served in adjunct and instructional roles teaching damages and compensation in international commercial and investment arbitration, as well as economics and regulatory strategy courses. He is a published author and frequent speaker on energy regulation, utility finance, and arbitration damages, and has co-authored professional publications addressing energy regulation and utility corporate finance. He has maintained affiliations with the American Economic Association, the Econometric Society, the American Association for Energy Economics, the International Association for Energy Economics, and the American Bar Association.