John Hamilton, MSME PE, is a registered professional engineer with a graduate degree in Mechanical Engineering. He is currently a full-time faculty member of the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville Mechanical Engineering department. In this position he is responsible for teaching undergraduate mechanical engineering courses and for coordinating the department's distance learning program located at Fort Smith, Arkansas.

Previously Mr. Hamilton has worked as a full-time consulting engineer assisting professionals in both industry and the legal community by serving as a consultant and as an expert witness. He has worked in industry as a manufacturing and plant engineer and has been responsible for the safety of an industrial plant with over 300 employees.

Mr. Hamilton has had experience teaching at John Brown University as well. In His teaching career, Mr. Hamilton has been able to educate and communicate with non-technical as well as technical students. This enables him to communicate technical principles to those who may not have a technical background. This has been of great value in his being able to communicate difficult principles to those in the legal profession and to the general public. As a consultant Mr. Hamilton has been able to evaluate hundreds of accidents involving consumer, industrial and agricultural products and equipment.

While Mr. Hamilton is devoted to educating the next generation of engineers and is involved full time with that endeavor, he takes a small number of consulting jobs every year. Mr. Hamilton provides services on a limited basis to industries, individuals, and attorneys who need assistance in Industrial safety and machine design.