Forensic Expert

Aperture, LLC•Long Beach, CA

4d•$75,000 - $95,000•Onsite

About The Position

As a Biomechanical Engineer - Accident Reconstructionist with Aperture, you will be responsible for working with a multi-disciplinary team of experts and analysts for the purpose of reconstructing and analyzing injury producing incidents and other events to evaluate and determine mechanisms of injury and liability.

Requirements

5+ years’ industry experience reconstructing and analyzing injury producing incidents and other events to evaluate and determine mechanisms of injury and liability.
Ability to project a calm and professional demeanor regardless of the type of environment (calm or fast paced) or type of clientele.
Attention to detail and high level of accuracy.
Adept at time management.
Strong analytical and problem-solving skills, self-motivated, and a team player
Able to work with finite deadlines.
The ability to work independently as well as in a group environment.
Trustworthy, honest, respectful, and flexible.
Must possess strong work ethic, as well as cultural awareness and sensitivity.
Must be able to be entrusted with confidential information.
Proficient computer skills working with various office equipment, computers and various programs including Word, Outlook, PowerPoint, Excel, etc. and the ability to effectively work on spreadsheets, word processing, networking, and e-mail programs.
Experience with dynamic testing, data collection or data analysis
Working knowledge of motor vehicle systems and mechanics a plus
Outstanding oral and written communication skills and be able to interact effectively with technical and non-technical people
Knowledge of accident reconstruction tools such as PC-Crash, Bosch CDR, Faro Laser Scan hardware and Faro Scene software a plus
Experience with musculoskeletal biomechanical analysis, vehicle accident reconstruction experience, and forensic experience is a plus
ACTAR certification preferred, not required (will be required for continued employment)
Eligible for PE or EIT designation in California preferred, not required
CDR certification preferred, not required (will be required for continued employment)
FAA Part 107 certified preferred, not required
This position requires that you have the physical ability to perform all of the following functions: Climb ladders, walk on roofs, enter and work in confined spaces, work outdoors in hot or cold weather, lift up to 50 pounds, use necessary safety equipment, perform duties that may require standing, walking, bending, kneeling, or squatting for prolonged periods of time
Employee may be required to travel for business purposes.

Responsibilities

Conduct vehicle and scene field investigations
Collect information that is a valid bases for a sound forensic analysis, simulation and/or testing of vehicular accidents, slip/trip and fall, falling object and recreational accidents
Review and summarize supporting depositions and medical records
Calculate principal directions of force, and changes in velocity during a crash event
Perform biomechanical analysis as it relates to injury correlations and causation.
Prepare reports of scientific findings and conclusions that can be understood by lay persons and used in testimony during depositions and trials
Prepare and deliver technical/educational presentations to existing and potential client groups and technical conferences
Enhance professional/technical knowledge and credibility through continuing education programs, review of technical publications, and preparation of technical papers.
Ability to independently manage and prioritize large caseload
Provide expert witness testimony via depositions or in a court of law, as needed
Responsible for retention and development of client relationships
Meet or exceed required billable hours