Caleb Stupin provides IT support to the team at MEA Forensic. With a background in computer systems analysis, network administration, and end user technical support, Caleb helps keep key information secure and confidential, but also available to MEA staff who need it. He says his behind-the-scenes efforts, “allow others to focus on delivering high-quality work without the distraction of technical issues.”

Caleb’s role at MEA is wide-ranging. In addition to maintaining MEA’s IT systems, he helps run our marketing webinars, is the coordinator of sales and technical support for PC-Crash software, and develops data acquisition systems used in MEA’s scientific research projects. 

With a keen interest in forensic science, a strong computer science background, and hands-on experience, Caleb fits perfectly at MEA. Plus, “having studied applied physics and computer science at university helps me to understand the concepts that MEA’s engineers use in their analyses, and appreciate the tools they need to get their work done,” he says. Caleb is a valuable part of the team at MEA, and further enables our experts to continue to do their best forensic work possible.

education

  1. Bachelor of Science, Applied Physics/Computer Science, Biola University, 2022.