Ms. Sabine Branford earned her Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering from Wayne State University. During her undergraduate studies, she was a student-athlete on the university’s swim team, where she developed strong skills in time management, teamwork, and adaptability.
Before joining Explico, Ms. Branford completed an internship with Hanon Systems, where she conducted airflow testing, analyzed performance data, and developed strategies to enhance HVAC system control — gaining valuable hands-on experience in real-world engineering applications.
Ms. Branford is beginning her career in accident reconstruction as an Associate Scientist at Explico. Her work focuses on the investigation and reconstruction of vehicle collisions. She assists with the inspection of vehicles and incident sites, reviews incident-related materials, and supports accident analysis and reconstruction. She applies fundamental physics principles to evaluate vehicle dynamics and assess collision-related damage.
Ms. Branford is dedicated to continually developing her professional and technical expertise in the field of accident reconstruction.
