Electrical engineer with a Ph.D. serving as an expert witness in assistive technology and rehabilitation engineering and has more than 30 years of experience in the field of electrical engineering, with expertise in assistive technology. Their experience includes over 15 years providing litigation consultation, deposition testimony, and courtroom testimony. Their work focuses on wheelchair research and development, seat cushions, and support surfaces, with particular attention to pressure ulcer prevention and the performance of cushioning technologies in medical and mobility contexts. Their analysis is applied in matters involving personal injury and intellectual property.

Their technical experience includes research and development of wheelchair systems, seat cushions, and support surfaces, along with evaluation of pressure ulcer formation and factors associated with prolonged seating. Additional areas include rehabilitation engineering, orthopedics, and medical and biological considerations related to mobility and assistive technology. This work extends to disputes involving wheelchair tip-over incidents, falls, ramp and lift-related accidents, and pressure ulcer development, as well as patent infringement matters involving cushioning devices, wheelchair securement systems, and exercise equipment technologies. Documented case involvement reflects retention in both plaintiff and defense matters, with deposition testimony and trial or hearing testimony provided in cases involving wheelchair safety, assistive device design, and related technologies.

Professional engagement includes participation in fields and activities related to rehabilitation engineering, pressure ulcer prevention, and assistive technology, with involvement in organizations such as RESNA, the National Pressure Ulcer Advisory Panel, and the American Institute for Medical and Biological Engineering. The expert holds a Doctor of Philosophy in Electrical Engineering, along with graduate and undergraduate degrees in electrical engineering.