Alfred Demirjian has led Techfusion Corporation into the status of a nationally renowned Data Recovery center by retrieving information when no one else could. He has pioneered recovery in previously thought impossible cases involving overwritten data, specifically the well-known assassination of a foreign journalist. Demirjian began Data Recovery with a ground breaking special project he completed for NASA when they were measuring the pollution of the ozone layer. Harvard and NASA were checking noted schools in engineering for help with an impacted disk. The problem of rough balloon landing for the equipment was resolved with his new methods of data recovery.

Demirjian is regularly called in to advise top management in forensics cases on a wide range of issues such as providing data security for the National Democratic Convention as well as spearheading joint operations with the Secretary of Public Safety and City of Boston. This project involved leaders from government and private sectors which facilitated recovery of 1.9 million lost 911 calls resulting in a 99% recovery rate. The understanding of complex business issues and their implications for people is the human aspect which Demirjian brings forth and which gives Techfusion it’s exceptional reputation.

As one of the nation's most knowledgeable legal technology experts, Demirjian is in charge of the overall management of the Company and its growth in the forensics field. He is a recognized expert in the area of data recovery and an experienced executive with extensive operational, financial and technical knowledge in the areas of data recovery, computer forensics, electronic discovery and software development processes. The success of TechFusion, which was founded in 1988, has been based on Demirjian’s vision regarding the future of this field.

Demirjian has been widely recognized for his philanthropic efforts, being one of the founders of the non-profit Armenian Dramatic Arts Alliance (www.armeniandrama.org) and for regular services such as providing free technical support and Data Recovery services for soldiers in Iraq and Afghanistan and their families at home and also providing free technical and Data Recovery services to those displaced by Hurricane Katrina.

Companies and organizations that have relied on Demirjian’s expertise through Techfusion Corp. are NASA, FBI, Draper Lab, Lincoln Lab, MIT, CNN, NBC, CBS, New England Cable News, IBM, HP, Howard Dean's Presidential Campaign, Harvard, EMC, Fidelity and many law firms.

Demirjian holds a master’s degree in electrical engineering from Boston University.

Alexander is an experienced computer forensic investigator with successful track record of working with corporations, law firms and individual clients. His twenty plus years of professional high-tech experience include, in addition to computer forensics, software and hardware development, as well as information security.

He has both, hands-on and senior management experience. For a number of years he worked as a Director of R&D with a computer maker Leading Edge.

Alexander has two Master’s degrees, in Computer Science and Electrical Engineering.

He holds professional certifications CISSP and EnCE.

His professional affiliations include High Tech Crime Consortium (HTCC), High Tech Crime Investigation Association (HTCIA), InfraGard, and The American Society of Digital Forensics & eDiscovery (ASDFED).

Experienced during a period of over twenty years in the industry, successively as Design Engineer, Manager, Director, VP of Engineering and CTO, Afshin possesses depth and breadth in communication systems, RF, analog and digital hardware, and firmware, which he has applied to develop new technologies markets, applications and corporate clients.

Previously he was Director of Systems Architecture at Centillium where, with Marketing, he worked with major OEM clients to technically define their needs, then led engineering teams to architect and develop the ASICs and reference designs for quad spectrum DSL.

He held a number of other positions, including VP of Engineering at Pulse~Link, where he developed and led the engineering team, who built one of the industry's first UWB modems, Director of Hardware Engineering at Alloptic, where he led the development of the industry's first EPON, later standardized under IEEE 802.ah. In the Boston area he served as VP of Engineering at Digital Networks and Communications Technology, where he developed SCDMA over UTP.

Afshin was Chief Engineer of the F-15 Eagle Computer Test System, under contract from IBM Federal Systems Division. He formed and led the development team and later carried the system through Acceptance Testing with IBM staff. It was then produced and placed in service by the US and Allied Air Forces.

Afshin pioneered development of ferroelectric memory at Polaroid in Cambridge, and has worked on various semiconductor memory systems and storage systems.

Afshin received the BSEE degree from MIT (1982) and later conducted non-degree professional development at Harvard University.

Amin brings to Techfusion management team more than 20 years of technology and management experience in the Enterprise Information Management and Software development for manufacturing, pharmaceutical, and retail industries. Most recently, he served as Business Application manager at Thermo Fisher Electron. Prior to joining Thermo, Amin was Senior Project Lead at Supervalu for EDI and supply chain integration projects of over 6600 suppliers. He was senior member of IT team at Brooks Automation where the company acquired over 24 companies while consolidated locations and integrating information systems. Amin was responsible for execution of over 14 million dollars in IT projects through the full life-cycle at Brooks Automation. Earlier in his career, he held senior Tech/project management Lead positions at LL Bean, Mercury Computers and Digital Equipment Corporations.