Jobs at Envista Forensics

Perform forensic mechanical investigations to determine origin and root cause of equipment failures, accidents, and product defects. Conduct damage assessments, cost/time-to-reinstate analyses, fire origin/cause work, and collaborate with clients, legal counsel, and technical teams to mitigate risk and support legal/insurance matters.

Conduct forensic electrical investigations to determine origin and root causes of failures, lead field examinations, document damage, research failure modes, provide remediation recommendations, prepare technical reports, and offer expert testimony in legal and insurance matters.

Conduct field investigations of electrical failures across industrial, commercial, and residential sites; determine causes, scope repairs and costs; prepare technical reports and expert testimony; support catastrophe response teams; maintain client relationships and collaborate with multidisciplinary teams.

As a Project Electrical Engineer, you will conduct forensic investigations on electrical failures, collaborate with teams, and provide expert testimony in legal cases.

The Project Electrical Engineer investigates and analyzes electrical failures in various settings, prepares reports, and manages interdisciplinary teams to deliver project results.

As a Senior Project Electrical Engineer, you will conduct forensic investigations into electrical incidents, collaborate with experts, and provide expert testimony on findings and recommendations.

Lead investigations into mechanical failures across industrial, commercial, and residential sites, perform field exams and catastrophe response, prepare technical reports, provide expert testimony, manage multidisciplinary teams, research failure modes and codes, recommend repairs/remediation, and maintain client relationships. Requires travel, onsite work in adverse conditions, PE licensure, and strong communication and project management skills.

Perform forensic investigations of mechanical failures across industrial, commercial, and residential sites. Conduct field inspections and catastrophe responses, lead multi-party examinations, analyze failure modes, prepare technical reports, provide expert testimony, manage multidisciplinary teams, and recommend repair/remediation. Requires travel, physical inspection work, and adherence to legal and insurance standards.