With more than 20 years of experience in meteorology and climatological analysis, he specializes in aviation meteorology, forensic weather investigations, weather forecasting, historical weather records, and wind and flying weather evaluations. His work includes analysis of microbursts, freezing precipitation, crosswind conditions, climatological trends, and operational weather impacts affecting aviation, transportation, and environmental systems. He also has more than 15 years of expert witness experience involving consultations, depositions, written opinions, and courtroom testimony related to weather and climatological conditions.

Over the course of his consulting career, he has directed and managed meteorological monitoring and environmental programs involving nuclear and industrial facilities, airport planning projects, and aviation-related weather studies. His responsibilities have included meteorological data quality assurance, system calibration, tower siting and obstruction studies, environmental monitoring reviews, regulatory document evaluation, and implementation of automated weather data review systems. He has additionally performed climatological and wind analyses for airport site selection, runway configuration planning, and aviation operational assessments.

In addition to forensic and consulting work, he has served in leadership capacities involving operational forecasting services, meteorological program audits, client management, and technical training. His background also includes teaching college-level meteorology and aviation meteorology courses, presenting technical studies involving atmospheric monitoring and wind analysis, and participating in professional organizations and working groups related to meteorology, aviation weather, and nuclear utility environmental monitoring.