Accident Reconstruction Professional Engineer

Accident Reconstruction Professional Engineer Fustis LLC Fayetteville, NY Job Details $125,000•$150,000 a year 7 hours ago Benefits Relocation assistance Health insurance Dental insurance Vision insurance 401(k) matching Qualifications Outdoor work

Professional Engineer Full Job Description Job Role:

Accident Reconstruction Professional Engineer (P.E.)

Location:

Fayetteville, Arkansas (Onsite)•Candidates who are open to relocation are also welcome (Relocation assistance is available)

Salary:

$125,000•$150, 000 per year Benefits Competitive salary with bonus eligibility Medical, dental, and vision coverage 401(k) with company match Continuing education and professional development support Supportive, high-performing team environment focused on quality and integrity Position Summary The Accident Reconstruction Professional Engineer (ARC PE) leads complex forensic investigations involving motor vehicle collisions. This role applies advanced engineering judgment to field evidence, analytical modeling, and reconstruction methodologies to produce clear, defensible conclusions for clients and legal proceedings. This is a highly client-facing role. The ARC PE serves as a trusted technical advisor, represents us in legal settings, and plays a visible role in high stakes matters. In addition to leading investigations, this position serves as a technical leader within the Accident Reconstruction discipline, mentoring Associate Engineers and upholding the firm's standards for quality, ethics, and professional practice. What You'll Do Lead forensic accident reconstruction projects from assignment through final deliverables Conduct scene inspections, vehicle examinations, and evidence evaluations Collect, document, and interpret physical evidence using modern field technologies including 3D scanning, drones, photogrammetry, and digital documentation tools Perform engineering analyses using accepted reconstruction methodologies, simulation tools, and analytical modeling techniques Integrate field data, physical evidence, and analytical results into coherent, defensible conclusions Prepare, review, and approve technical reports and visual exhibits for clarity, accuracy, and legal defensibility Serve as the primary technical point of contact for assigned clients and cases Present findings in client meetings, depositions, and courtroom testimony when required Mentor and guide Associate Engineers through coaching, feedback, and technical oversight Ensure compliance with professional engineering standards, licensure requirements, ethical obligations, and legal requirements Participate in ongoing training, mentorship initiatives, and professional development Travel regionally for investigations, meetings, and court appearances What Makes You Successful in This Role Technical & Analytical Strength Deep understanding of vehicle dynamics, crash mechanics, and physics-based reconstruction principles Strong working knowledge of reconstruction methodologies, simulation tools, and analytical modeling techniques Ability to apply sound engineering judgment in complex or ambiguous scenarios Consistent production of defensible conclusions that withstand technical and legal scrutiny Field Investigation & Evidence Handling Knowledge of scene documentation standards, measurement techniques, and evidence preservation Familiarity with chain-of-custody principles and forensic evidence handling requirements Ability to conduct on-site investigations and operate field equipment in varied environmental conditions Communication & Client Interaction Ability to clearly communicate complex technical concepts to non-technical audiences Confidence and professionalism in client meetings, depositions, and courtroom settings Strong relationship-building skills with attorneys, clients, and internal teams Leadership & Professionalism Experience mentoring or guiding junior engineers Commitment to engineering ethics, professional standards, and quality expectations Qualifications B.S. or M.S. in Mechanical Engineering or a closely related engineering discipline (Master's preferred) Minimum 4 years of relevant engineering experience, including accident reconstruction or forensic analysis Active Professional Engineer (P.E.) license Demonstrated expertise in accident reconstruction methodologies and engineering analysis Strong written and verbal communication skills Ability to travel and perform fieldwork involving outdoor environments and equipment handling Professional Growth Ongoing technical training and skill development Opportunities to expand expert witness experience Exposure to advanced investigative technologies and methodologies • Mentorship and leadership development opportunities Why This Role Is Unique This role is ideal for a licensed Professional Engineer who wants to practice at the highest level of forensic accident reconstruction while mentoring developing engineers and representing a nationally respected firm in complex legal matters. You will combine handson investigative work, advanced technical analysis, and visible client interaction in a role that carries both responsibility and professional impact.