Connecticut human factors expert witnesses analyze how people interact with products, workplaces, and healthcare environments to identify preventable safety failures. Many are ergonomists, psychologists, safety engineers, or clinicians with experience in Yale New Haven Health settings and Connecticut’s I-95 and rail transportation corridors. They commonly evaluate usability, warnings, staffing workflow, fatigue, and design-related causation.
Mechanical Engineering and Biomechanics Forensic Expert Witness
Mechanical Engineering and Biomechanics Forensic Expert Witness
This expert received his BS and MS from the Mechanical Engineering Department at MIT and is a licensed engineer in NY and CT. He currently works as a forensic/consulting engineer at a private engineering firm. His investigative and analytic experience includes motor vehicle accident reconstruction, biomechanics, product design and safety, and computer simulation and animation. He has also served as a member of the ANSI/NGCMA Z130.1 engineering specifications committee.
Forensic Engineer, A private forensic consultancy in New England
Master of Science (MS), Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Stratford,
Connecticut