Drawing from more than 30 years of experience in electrical and computer engineering, this expert holds a Ph.D. and Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering, with advanced emphasis in optics and image processing. He is also a licensed Professional Engineer (P.E.). His practice focuses on image processing, embedded systems, imaging technologies, and communications engineering. His technical background includes image and video compression, hyperspectral imagery analysis, stereo X-ray imaging, FPGA implementation of OFDM systems, embedded drivers, interface specifications, and power distribution systems. He also has prior expert witness experience involving engineering consultation and technical analysis.

His professional work spans both industry and academia, with engineering and management responsibilities involving internet telephony systems, satellite test equipment, rapid prototyping technologies, and embedded hardware and software platforms. In addition to hands-on system architecture and electronics development, he has supervised design and implementation projects involving medical imaging interfaces, VOIP systems, telecommunications technologies, and embedded computing applications. His experience further includes LTE modeling, wireless communications, distributed computing, MRI and fMRI image processing, image segmentation, and advanced signal processing methodologies.

Alongside his engineering practice, he has held long-term academic leadership and research appointments in electrical and computer engineering, including directing a computer vision and image analysis laboratory and supervising numerous graduate research projects involving imaging, communications, embedded systems, and cybersecurity. He has authored extensive peer-reviewed publications, patents, and sponsored research involving medical imaging, wavelet-based image compression, MRI simulation, hyperspectral imaging, FPGA systems, and wireless communication technologies, reflecting his longstanding contributions to electrical engineering research and innovation.