With extensive experience in hardware and software engineering, this computer engineering expert focuses on embedded systems, processor architecture, and system-level design. He serves as an expert witness in intellectual property disputes involving high-technology products, offering detailed technical analysis of integrated circuits, firmware, microprocessors, and complex computing systems.

His engineering background includes hardware design at the chip, board, and system levels; embedded systems hardware and firmware development; microcontroller architecture and instruction set definition; and high-level software design, including graphical user interfaces, APIs, development tools, distributed networks, and real-time operating systems. As a strategic design engineer, he defined the architecture and programming model for a widely deployed microcontroller family and prepared processor specifications and documentation incorporated into commercial and industrial products.

In litigation contexts, his forensic engineering experience includes prior-art research, reverse engineering of chips, boards, systems, and firmware, extraction and disassembly of processor microcode, clean-room design analysis, forensic software analysis, and preparation of claim charts in support of and in response to patent infringement allegations. He has worked with law firms in high-technology patent disputes and has provided technical analysis and expert testimony in intellectual property matters. He holds a Master of Science in Computer Science and a Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering.