Optical Engineer Expert Witnesses

A Optical Engineer expert witness is an individual specializing in the field of optics who provides opinions in a legal setting concerning optical systems communications. Communications involve devices and complex systems which are used to enable communication across physical distances through various forms of electronic signals. These types of systems are used to send audio, video, and data information across wired or wireless networks. An Optical Engineer is considered an expert in microscopy, optomechanics, interferometry, telecoms networks, 3-D imaging and material science to name just a few areas closely connected with optics-related technology employed in modern day communication systems such as cellular phones and satellite television/ radio transmissions. To be recognized as an Optical Engineering Expert Witness they must have knowledge of telecommunications engineering that goes beyond the standard educational requirements such as university qualifications etc. This includes knowledge on practical aspects related to developing specifications for these types of optical communications equipment, performance assessment techniques for optoelectronic transistor components and familiarity with different transmission media when it comes official testing of said equipment for acceptance into use. An Optics Engineer Expert witness must also understand fault tracing processes that may include fault tree analysis methodologies , mapping out process diagram flows or rapid probability assessment mechanisms depending upon the application under inspection by authorities or parties involved with any dispute process needing this form investigation. Consequently their reports will typically offer up clear technical advice about the best ways forward along with outlining certain details like applicable laws related to upgrades & maintenance so intended outcomes can easily be achieved efficiently without too much cost (in both human cost & financial expenditure).