This expert witness is an electrical engineer with more than 40 years of experience specializing in architectural acoustics and noise control, with a professional focus on sound measurement, propagation, and acoustic performance across built and environmental settings. Their work in expert witness engagements includes documented involvement in civil and criminal matters, including deposition and trial testimony related to acoustical conditions and noise-related issues.

Their technical work integrates multiple acoustical domains, including acoustic measurement methods and devices, sound propagation, and sound quality evaluation, as well as specialized applications in automotive acoustics, sonar systems, battlefield sensors, and archaeological acoustics. Additional areas include room acoustics, intelligibility testing, classroom acoustics, and noise assessment and control. These areas are applied in matters involving acoustic performance, environmental noise impact, and sound-related system behavior in both architectural and operational contexts.

The expert has contributed to acoustical consulting and evaluation efforts for government, public, and institutional entities, as well as performing arts facilities and religious institutions. Their involvement extends to standards and technical framework development through participation in ANSI S12.60 classroom acoustics work and contributions referenced in ASTM and ANSI standards. The expert has also been actively involved with professional and technical organizations, including the Acoustical Society of America, the Institute of Noise Control Engineering, the National Council of Acoustical Consultants, and the American Society for Testing and Materials, reflecting participation in committee and standards-related activities.

Credentials include board certification through the Institute of Noise Control Engineering. Educational background includes a Master of Science in Electrical Engineering and a Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering. The expert has been recognized as a Fellow of the Acoustical Society of America and has contributed to editorial work for an American Institute of Physics publication in acoustics, with technical contributions referenced in established standards and handbooks within the field.