Bringing more than 25 years of experience in mechanical engineering, this expert witness provides engineering analysis in legal matters involving transportation and engineered systems, including performance, safety, and design considerations. Their expert work, supported by over 10 years of litigation involvement, includes analysis of transit technologies, system feasibility, and operational considerations across intercity, commuter, rapid transit, and automated guideway systems, as well as alternative fuel transportation solutions.

Professional qualifications include licensure as a Professional Engineer across multiple jurisdictions, along with certifications as a qualified safety inspector and an amusement ride safety inspector. Academic preparation includes a masteral degree in engineering management and a bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering, providing a foundation for both technical system evaluation and project-level decision analysis.

In practice, their experience integrates system design, safety auditing, and project implementation for transportation and amusement systems. This includes structural evaluation, design validation, and inspection of automated and ride-based systems, along with project planning, procurement evaluation, and system integration oversight for large-scale infrastructure initiatives. Their work also extends to economic and operational analysis, including cost modeling, market evaluation, and forecasting, which are applied in disputes involving system selection, project viability, and performance expectations.