About

Andrew Piskadlo, Managing Director

Andrew Piskadlo founded EmberGraph Intel to give lawyers what a disciplined reading of the whole record produces: leverage they can file. As Managing Director he sets the direction of the work, and he works and signs off on every report.

He came to this work through the trades, the sciences and engineering. In a research lab studying Great Salt Lake he traced a flawed measurement to its cause and corrected the method; he is an author on two studies of the lake published in 2020. As an engineer he used designed experiments to carry manufacturing processes into new medical devices, and he co-wrote a textbook chapter on low-cost fabrication, published by Elsevier in 2024. Each taught him the same thing: a problem too large to see whole gives way when it is broken into parts and each part is tested against the evidence.

In 2024 he began applying structured analytic techniques, the methods intelligence analysts use to weigh evidence, to find leverage in his own research. He then used them on litigation and fraud matters, assembling reports in short order. In July 2025 he sat through a federal criminal trial in Salt Lake City from its first day, publishing his analysis as it ran and putting the questions that mattered most where they could be used. That was when he saw the product, and full development began.

That work is EmberGraph Intel, formed in March 2026. It builds Corpus Analysis Reports: structured analytic techniques, our own judgement on every line, and Project Insight, an engine built entirely in house to set out what the record shows, with every decision made by us.

B.S. Physics and B.S. Chemistry, Westminster University. M.S. Mechanical Engineering, University of Utah. ISO 9001 Internal Auditor. Published in Science of the Total Environment and Limnology and Oceanography (2020) and Comprehensive Microsystems (Elsevier, 2024).