This electrical engineering expert witness has more than 35 years of experience in integrated circuits, circuit design and analysis, microelectronics, electromagnetics, and microwave engineering. His technical background includes analog and digital circuit design, semiconductor devices, microwave systems, communications systems, and electronic system performance analysis. He has also provided consultations, deposition testimony, and courtroom testimony for more than 20 years in matters involving electrical engineering, circuit operation, malfunctioning electrical apparatus, and microelectronic technologies.

Throughout his career, he has held academic, research, and engineering leadership positions involving electrical engineering education, laboratory development, advanced technical research, and accreditation oversight. His work has included instruction and supervision in circuit analysis, integrated electronics, microwave engineering, electromagnetics, semiconductor physics, and communications systems. In addition to teaching and research activities, he has participated in engineering consulting assignments involving electronic device evaluation, system performance analysis, radar interface circuitry, amplifier design, and technical assessment of electrical and microelectronic components.

A Doctor of Philosophy degree in Electrical and Computer Engineering supports his specialization in integrated circuits, electromagnetics, and microwave engineering. He also earned master’s and bachelor’s degrees in electrical engineering and completed advanced academic and research work involving microelectronics, integrated circuits, and high-frequency systems. His scholarly contributions include technical publications, engineering presentations, and funded research involving microwave circuits, semiconductor technologies, electromagnetic applications, magnetic resonance inspection systems, and electrical engineering computation methods.

His professional affiliations and technical activities include participation in engineering and scientific organizations focused on electronics, communications, electrical system technologies, and electrostatic discharge protection. Across his professional and expert witness work, he has analyzed engineering performance issues involving electronic circuits, electrical system behavior, and microelectronic device operation in both research and litigation-related settings.