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We're looking forward to attending the Washington Defense Trial Lawyers (WDTL) Annual Meeting this week! If you're attending, be sure to connect with Shaun Jeffs and Connor Smith from the Explico team. They'll be on hand to discuss how our biomechanical and accident reconstruction experts help attorneys evaluate complex cases through objective, science-based analysis. Whether you're looking to connect, discuss a current matter, or simply say hello, we'd love to see you at the conference. We look forward to a great weekend with the Washington defense community! #WDTL #TrialLaw #DefenseAttorneys #ForensicEngineering #Biomechanics #AccidentReconstruction #Explico

We're looking forward to attending the The National Association of Railroad Trial Counsel (NARTC) Annual Meeting next week! Darci Billmire will be representing Explico and connecting with attendees throughout the conference. If you're attending, be sure to stop by our booth to say hello and check out our head accelerometer demonstration. We look forward to seeing you at NARTC!

Last chance to register! Don’t miss OACTA’s upcoming Lunch & Learn webinar, “The Complicated Collision: Three Vehicles. Two Experts. One Definitive Scientific Conclusion,” on July 8. Using a real-world, multi-vehicle crash scenario, this session will demonstrate how accident reconstruction experts piece together the facts when evidence is limited and witness accounts don’t align. Attendees will learn how engineers use scientific principles, damage analysis and advanced reconstruction techniques to determine what happened and present findings that stand up in litigation. In just one hour, you’ll gain practical insights into evaluating complex collision cases and working more effectively with expert testimony. Register today: https://lnkd.in/e-j-fGf3 #OACTA #LegalCommunity #OACTAMembers

We're looking forward to attending the South Carolina Defense Trial Attorneys Association Summer Meeting next week! If you're attending, be sure to connect with Stephanie Pasquesi, Ph.D., P.E., who will be representing Explico throughout the conference. Stephanie specializes in biomechanics and injury causation, helping attorneys understand the complex relationship between forces, human movement, and injury through objective, science-based analysis. Conferences like the SCDTAA Annual Meeting are a great opportunity to connect with colleagues, discuss emerging issues affecting the defense bar, and share practical insights from the intersection of engineering and litigation. If you'll be in attendance, we'd love to connect. We look forward to seeing everyone in South Carolina! #SCDTAA #DefenseLitigation #ForensicEngineering #Biomechanics #ExpertWitness #CivilDefense #Explico

What does an Entry-Level Human Factors Scientist do at Explico? In this video, Lilian G. shares more about the role, the type of person who could thrive here, and how our human factors team applies science to complex, real-world forensic matters. We’re looking for a PhD-level scientist — including recent graduates or those wrapping up their dissertations — who is excited to apply research in human performance, attention, perception, decision-making, and behavior beyond the lab. In this role, you’ll work alongside engineers, scientists, and forensic experts to analyze evidence, conduct field investigations, develop behavioral simulations, and translate complex data into clear, objective findings for clients and legal audiences. A few details about the opportunity: 🧠 PhD in Human Factors, Psychology, Cognitive Science, I/O Psychology, or a related discipline 🔍 0–5 years of applied human factors experience 💼 $90,000–$120,000 base salary, plus quarterly and annual bonus potential 📈 401(k) match up to 6%, full healthcare, and 35 days of total PTO 🚀 Research support and opportunities to build your professional reputation as an expert If you’re curious about applying human factors research to meaningful, high-impact work, watch the video and learn more about the opportunity. Link to apply is in the comments below. #HumanFactors #ForensicEngineering #PsychologyPhD #PhDJobs #STEMCareers #WeAreHiring #AltAc #PostDoc

The best operational minds don’t just keep an office running—they unlock the full potential of everyone inside it. 💡 At Explico, our forensic scientists and engineers are busy uncovering the truth behind complex, high-stakes incidents. But their biggest breakthroughs happen when they have an exceptional support system backing them up. Check out our latest video where Jeffrey Farkas highlights exactly what makes this role so rewarding: it's a dynamic, problem-solving environment where you bring a team-first mentality to help people shine every single day. We are looking for an energetic, proactive Operations Assistant to become the organizational heart of our Denver office in Englewood, CO ($55k–$70k base + 6% 401(k) match). This isn't a passive role. It’s a career launchpad for a natural coordinator who loves turning chaos into order and building fresh systems. As an employee-owned firm, we treat you as a true partner—investing heavily in your professional development. 🚀 👉 Ready to grow with us? Apply via the link in the comments below! (And don't forget to check out the quick video prompt in the application). #DenverJobs #Operations #Hiring #TeamCulture #Explico #CareerGrowth

We're looking forward to attending the Florida Defense Lawyers Association Florida Liability Claims Conference (FLCC) this week in Orlando! Be sure to stop by the Explico booth to connect with James Wolf. We're also proud to share that Stephanie Pasquesi, Ph.D., P.E. will be presenting alongside Miguel R. Acosta on Thursday at 3:15 PM in GH Salons 1-2: Biomechanical Expert Admissibility in Florida and Federal Courts. This presentation will discuss biomechanical expert admissibility in both federal and Florida state courts, with a focus on a recent decision from Florida's Fifth District Court of Appeal. Attendees will gain insight into the evolving legal landscape surrounding biomechanical testimony and its role in litigation. 📅 Thursday, 3:15 PM 📍 GH Salons 1-2 If you're attending FLCC, we'd love to connect. Stop by our booth or join Stephanie and Miguel's presentation to learn more about the intersection of science, engineering, and the law. #FDLA #FLCC #Biomechanics #ExpertWitness #LitigationSupport #ForensicEngineering #Explico