ENGINEERING / TECHNOLOGY / INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY

Curiosity opens doors.
Let’s see what’s possible.

Before becoming an attorney, I studied chemical engineering and worked in the automotive industry. That foundation still shapes the way I approach ideas.

AN ENGINEER’S CURIOSITY

How does it work?
What could it become?

Abstract cuneiform-inspired marks connecting to circuits and a contemporary skyline

I earned a B.S. in Chemical Engineering from Michigan State University in 2013. From 2014 to 2017, I worked in drivetrain program management and technical sales at Aisin World Corp. of America, collaborating with global engineering and commercial teams.

That experience connected technical detail with manufacturing, contracts, and the decisions that bring a product to market.

My legal career builds on that foundation through patent and trademark work, technology transactions, and commercial matters.

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Engineering & industry

Experience with automotive transmission programs, international collaboration, technical requirements, and the commercial context of product development.

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Invention & intellectual property

Patent prosecution experience spanning technologies such as fuel cells and manufacturing automation, along with trademark work for growing brands.

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Technology & new business models

Prior work with a carbon-credit registry platform included translating agreements into a modular electronic structure. It is one example of how my interests connect technology, law, and practical implementation.

LET’S TALK ABOUT YOUR IDEA

Bring your idea.
Let’s explore what’s next.

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