With more than 30 years of experience in electrical engineering and telecommunications, this expert specializes in the design, development, and technical analysis of complex electronic and communications systems. His work spans both wireless and wired technologies, including cellular networks, VoIP systems, broadband infrastructure, internet service platforms, and messaging protocols, as well as power supply design, reliability engineering, and fault-tolerant system methodologies. He has also contributed to product development and innovation and holds over 35 U.S. and international patents in telecommunications-related technologies.

In litigation contexts, his expertise encompasses patent infringement, patent validity, and patent damages and royalty considerations, as well as telecommunications disputes involving call routing, E-911 systems, cell tower data, and network operations. He has evaluated technologies associated with cellular standards, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth systems, DSL and broadband networks, and messaging protocols. His work further includes failure analysis of electronic systems, assessment of communications equipment, and evaluation of compliance with applicable standards and safety considerations.

He brings extensive experience providing forensic and expert services, including preparing expert reports, conducting prior art searches, and supporting claim construction and validity assessments. He has supported both civil and criminal matters involving wireless communications, electronic discovery, and system failures. His forensic work includes analysis of call detail records, cell site data, and telecommunications evidence to support investigative and legal proceedings. He has provided testimony extensively, with experience across numerous depositions and trials. He holds a bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering, forming the foundation of a multidisciplinary practice that bridges engineering design, telecommunications systems, and forensic analysis.