Investigate manufacturing and end-user product incidents, analyze safeguards and foreseeable uses or misuses, prepare scientifically sound reports, and provide expert testimony. The role requires applying extensive mechanical engineering and manufacturing experience to forensic casework involving equipment, products, facilities, and safety processes. Approximately 20% travel is required for training and inspections, with the remainder focused on analysis, writing, and collaboration.

Investigate industrial incidents involving equipment, safety procedures, material handling, tools, and plant layouts. Analyze machine guarding, warnings, instructions, PPE, operational procedures, and standards of care. Prepare scientifically sound reports and provide expert testimony. The role requires applying extensive manufacturing and production expertise, managing 40–60 projects or clients, conducting inspections, and translating complex technical findings for nontechnical audiences. Approximately 20% travel is required, with remaining work focused on analysis and report drafting.

Develop and expand client relationships for forensic expert consulting services. Responsibilities include conducting client meetings, attending conferences and networking events, managing sponsorships, following up on leads, tracking engagement results, and coordinating with technical experts to execute business development strategies. The role requires professional services sales experience, strong communication, account management, organization, and regional travel.