Licensed Professional Engineer and environmental scientist serving as an expert witness with more than 40 years of experience in environmental engineering and forensic science, focusing on contamination assessment, site characterization, and remediation in litigation contexts. Their work addresses environmental due diligence, multi-media sampling, and evaluation of environmental conditions across soil, groundwater, air, sediment, and wastewater systems. They have more than 15 years of expert witness experience, including case consultations, deposition testimony, and courtroom testimony involving environmental contamination, exposure, and property-related disputes. Professional experience includes leadership roles such as president, principal engineer, regional manager, and project director, with responsibility for managing environmental engineering projects, remediation programs, and compliance-related activities. Licensure includes Professional Engineer. Educational background includes a Bachelor of Science in Engineering and a Master of Science in Environmental Science. Their work reflects ongoing involvement in environmental engineering practice, forensic analysis, and application of technical standards in environmental investigations supporting litigation.

Their professional work encompasses several interrelated areas. One core area involves environmental site assessment and due diligence, including site inspections, contamination evaluation, oil and gas legacy site assessment, and analysis of environmental hazards affecting real property and development. A second area includes environmental forensics and chemical analysis, incorporating chemical fingerprinting, fate and transport analysis, exposure assessments, and risk analysis to evaluate the origin, movement, and impact of contaminants. A third area addresses remediation and restoration of contaminated properties, including engineering cost estimates, project estimation, life cycle cost analysis, and evaluation of remediation strategies for impacted sites. These analyses have involved contaminants such as petroleum hydrocarbons, toxic metals, radionuclides, dioxins, PCBs, pesticides, herbicides, creosote, particulate matter, and biological pathogens. Their experience also includes evaluation of environmental conditions in matters involving oil spills, hydraulic fracturing operations, hazardous waste management, indoor air quality, and chemical exposure claims. Work in these areas includes assessment of environmental impacts, property diminution, and cost-related analyses tied to contamination and remediation. Regulatory and compliance considerations are central to this work, including application of environmental standards and guidelines governing site investigation, remediation, and environmental protection frameworks.