Electrical Engineer Expert Witnesses in New York

This highly qualified expert is an electrical engineer by training with forensic experience in electronic communications and control systems. He has 40 years of industry experience and has authored 20+ peer-reviewed technical publications. This expert has extensive expert witness experience in cases involving mobile telephone systems, electronic surveillance systems, industrial machinery, and automotive electronics. Currently, he operates a forensic engineering consultancy specializing in electrical devices and electronic systems. His geographic area is the eastern USA.

This highly qualified professional engineer earned a BS at Seton Hall University, an MS in Electrical Engineering at University of Maryland, an MS in Business Management at Florida Institute of Technology, and a PhD in Electrical Engineering at the New Jersey Institute of Technology. He specializes in audits, programs, and training for electrical safety, as well as compliance review and testing for product safety. He has reviewed a number of cases involving electrical/battery fires, electrocution/electrical accidents, lightning, and safety. He belongs to a number of prestigious institutions in the electrical engineering field, and currently serves as the principal consulting engineer at his own private engineering and consultancy firm.

This highly qualified expert has over 20 years of experience in his field, with demonstrated experience with semiconductors, ROM, DRAM, SRAM, 3D stacking, and signal interfaces. He earned his BA in electrical engineering at Union College before completing his MS in electrical engineering and PhD in material science at the University of Vermont. He has he's several roles throughout his career including being a senior research and development scientist at IBM Microelectronics, the director of technical marketing at Innovative Silicon Inc., the IP strategy director at Rambus Inc., and the memory development engineer at Invecas Inc. Most recently, he served as an adjunct professor of semiconductor physics at the University of Vermont.