Wilton Alston

Wilton Alston is a seasoned systems engineer with a background in BSE, Biomedical Engineering from Duke University. He is open to consulting opportunities worldwide, offering extensive expertise in software and hardware design, data analysis, verification & validation, and transit system safety analysis.

Known for his out-of-the-box thinking, Wilton is a quick study and highly adaptable professional. He excels as a proactive problem solver, articulate communicator, skilled team leader, and dedicated team member. He derives pleasure from devising unique, cost-effective solutions to real-world problems.

Specialized in the evaluation, analysis, verification, and validation of computer-controlled electro-mechanical systems with a specific focus on safety and efficacy. Wilton Alston has held notable positions including Principal Safety Engineer at TÜV Rheinland North America, Principal Research Scientist at Battelle Memorial Institute, and various engineering roles at Kodak Clinical Diagnostics and Rail Safety Engineering.

He has also contributed his expertise through board memberships at respected organizations like the Kenan Institute for Ethics and Duke University. Wilton brings a wealth of experience to any project, delivering high-quality insights and solutions.