Mr. Quarrell has 3 years of experience working as a forensic expert in accident reconstruction. He investigates and reconstructs traffic crashes involving passenger and commercial vehicles, motorcycles, pedestrians, and bicycles. For these cases he conducts scene inspections which involve gathering data through photography, aerial drone photography, 3D scene documentation and video drive through. Vehicle inspections involve photography, 3D scanning and event data retrieval via computer download. Information gathered during inspections is then analyzed back at the office and a full reconstruction can then be put together.
Bachelor of Science, Mechanical Engineering Technology, New Mexico State University, May 2019, with Honors
Remote Pilot sUAS Certification
Licensed Private Investigator- Texas and New Mexico
Bosch CDR Tool Certification
HVEDR Certification
Forensic Engineer/ Accident Reconstructionist
TNM Engineering, El Paso, TX (June 2023-July 2026)
• Investigate crash scenes by photographing, measuring, droning and video analysis of the area.
• Inspect damage vehicles to identify points of impact and possible mechanical failure.
• Perform vehicle downloads using CDR Tool and HVEDR Tool to recover data from vehicles.
• Utilize physics equations to calculate and reconstruct how a collision occurred.
• Leveraged AutoCAD to diagram crash site and implement vehicles to reconstruct impact/ final rest positions.
Mechanical Engineer II/ Tooling Engineer
Raytheon Technologies, Tucson, AZ (June 2019-June 2023)
• Strategic and focused project management to lead projects from start to finish.
• Interacted and focused on customer needs to design and create 3D models using Creo 7 CAD software.
• Developed drawings using GD&T and worked one on one with machinists to fabricate parts.
• Implemented manufactured parts/assemblies into production with hardware and processes.
• Collaboration with interdisciplinary engineering teams to improve hpu reduction, ergo safety and error prevention
Engineering Innovator
Aggie Innovation Space at NMSU, Las Cruces, NM (May 2018-May 2019)
• Collaborated with teams to conceptualize, design, solid model, and build mechanical projects and prototypes.
• Designed using Solidworks CAD software to create student projects based on sketches and ideas.
• Leveraged course work learned through NMSU to lead engineering-based workshops.
• Operate manufacturing machines (mills, lathes, cnc equipment, welding rigs) and other processes.
• Utilized typical prototyping equipment such as 3D printers and laser cutters on daily basis.
Engineering Undergraduate Internship
Los Alamos National Lab, Los Alamos, NM (July 2018-Aug. 2018) (Dec. 2018-Jan. 2019)
• Designed with Creo CAD Software integrated with Windchill.
• 3D annotated models and utilized GD&T to assist in producing functional drawings to be approved for production
• Performed modifications to existing designs based on program requirements/needs.
• Checked and approved drawings for various programs.
National Association of Professional Accident Reconstruction Specialists (NAPARS)
o Bosch CDR/EDR and Heavy-Vehicle Event-Data Analysis
o 3D Laser Scanning, Point-Cloud Analysis
o Aerial Drone Photography and Video
o Video Metrology and Evidence Analysis
o Perform CDR/EDR downloads and analysis
o Conduct comprehensive traffic accident and collision investigations