Holding a Ph.D. in Computer Science, he focuses his work on software engineering, system architecture, and mobile and distributed computing environments. His background includes development across web-based systems, databases, and operating platforms, along with hands-on experience designing software for mobile devices and complex, networked applications. He has also contributed to academic research and instruction at the university level, teaching programming and software engineering courses while publishing in areas related to software architecture and mobile systems.

In litigation contexts, he applies his technical expertise to software-related disputes, including patent infringement, breach of contract, and system performance issues. His work involves detailed source code review, evaluation of technical documentation, and forensic analysis of digital systems to determine root causes of failures. He also conducts examinations of metadata, system logs, and damaged or corrupted data, and applies analytical models to assess software valuation and development costs.

Beyond casework, his experience includes designing and analyzing software systems used in enterprise, mobile, and research-driven environments, including applications tied to aerospace and distributed systems. His technical skill set spans multiple programming languages and platforms, supporting his ability to evaluate both the functionality and architecture of complex software systems across a range of industries.