Peter Leiss

Peter Leiss has extensive experience in vehicle engineering and crashworthiness. Peter started their career as a Test Support Engineer at General Motors in 1999. Peter then joined Chrysler in 1999, where they held various roles, including Plant Vehicle Engineer, Vehicle Synthesis Engineer, Exhaust System Engineer, and Fuel System Engineer. At Chrysler, they were responsible for solving manufacturing issues, introducing new parts, and leading cost reduction efforts while maintaining product durability and customer satisfaction. In 2007, they joined Robson Forensic, Inc. as a Vehicle Crashworthiness Expert and later became the Crash Practice Group Leader, providing investigations and testimony related to vehicle accidents. In 2011, they founded Crashworthiness LLC before returning to Robson Forensic, Inc. in 2012 as Vice President and Vehicle Engineering Expert, where they focused on advancing technical knowledge and business growth in the Crash Practice group.

Peter Leiss earned their Bachelor of Science (BS) degree in Mechanical Engineering from Lawrence Technological University from 1997 to 1999.