Jobs at ARCCA Incorporated

Conduct forensic biomechanical investigations involving vehicle crashes, slip-and-fall incidents, and mechanical failures. Analyze human movement, injury mechanisms, forces, and medical records; perform static and dynamic testing; prepare scientific reports; provide deposition and trial testimony; and deliver technical presentations to clients and conferences.

Investigates and reconstructs motor vehicle collisions using engineering, physics, human factors, 3D scanning, EDR and ADAS data. Conducts inspections and testing, analyzes evidence, prepares technical reports, presents findings, and provides expert testimony in depositions and trials. The role also requires continuing technical education, case management, client communication, and frequent driving for inspections.

The Biomechanist conducts forensic investigations, analyzes injury mechanisms, evaluates ergonomics, and collaborates with multidisciplinary teams to enhance safety and prevent injuries.

Investigate and reconstruct motor vehicle accidents, using engineering principles and scientific methodologies to analyze evidence and communicate findings in reports and presentations.

Perform forensic biomechanical and human factors analyses of crashes, slips/trips/falls, and workplace incidents; lead investigations, conduct motion analysis and testing, evaluate PPE and ergonomics, produce technical reports, provide expert testimony, and present findings to clients and at conferences.

Support forensic engineers by assisting with accident reconstruction, field inspections, evidence preservation, and data collection using 3D scanning and motion capture. Help prepare exhibits, reports, and research for publication, and present technical material to varied audiences.