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JAMES G. ROBERTSON, P.E.SCADA/Control System Engineer-Consultantforensic investigation, regulatory compliance, litigation consulting – expert witnessMr. Robertson has extensive experience in Silicon Valley as an engineer, manager, owner of a small development lab focused on machine controls and vice president of a start-up. Following on, he consulted to the EU World Bank on large gas pipeline project Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA) systems and contracted to engineer about 60 water treatment control systems for multiple companies. As VP at Pantograph Corporation (now Newing-Hall Inc.), an engraving machine manufacturer, he was responsible for all engineering and product development. In recent years James has consulted to numerous pharmaceutical and medical device companies on compliance of computerized systems and information technology with FDA quality regulations. He has been an expert witness/consultant on 21 legal cases. The most recent case was the $2.25 billion penalty brought by the State of California against the utility PGE. James holds BS and MS degrees in Electrical Engineering and is a licensed Electrical Engineer in California (E10043). He served active roles in the Institute of Electrical Electronic Engineers (IEEE). He holds one patent and is named on several others.Mr. Robertson’s professional and technical career focus includes these areas:Custom machine controls and motion controls – board level, digital analog circuit design, firmware and software. Devices include medical instruments, machine tools, hydraulic presses, submarine and aircraft inertial navigation systems, and engraving machines. SCADA and PLC based process control systems and process instrumentation design, implementation and commissioning – approximately 60 small to medium systems mostly for water treatment. Worked to engineer’s plans and specification under various supply contracts. Included electric power distribution for large machines. EU and World Bank lar