Work-- A quest for computers and intellectual property
Although
I'm currently an attorney, I've worn quite a few hats. I was a camp
counselor at age 16 was a waterfront instructor at Camp
Tuscarora. I was employee of the month at a McDonald's, a swim
instructor, a cook at a pizzeria, and a helpdesk consultant.
I was a Gopher administrator during my freshman year at SUNY
Geneseo. I continued working at the helpdesk, eventually becoming
a student manger. I also worked for the telecom department, laying cable
and fixing phones. On top of that, I worked at the local late night pizzeria,
and was in charge of security of the campus concerts.
I worked at a corporate helpdesk before deciding that I needed an intellectual
challenge. I decied to study law, and also the opportunity to conduct
international business. After law school, I worked for an intellectual property law firm, mainly in patent and trademark law. I additionally was responsible for all of the firm's international business. I was also
responsible for the computer and telephone systems at the office. In March 2005 I joined another firm founded by a good friend, becoming the second attorney for the firm. We practice business and estate planning. I brought over my IP experience, which has expanded our firm's practice. I also have increased our incoming clients through extensive Internet marketing. During
law school, I become affiliated with Communication Savings, Inc., an Internet
company that provides low cost
broadband services. I built & maintain their server, which is
the one this domain is hosted on. Yes, I am a computer geek. I would certainly enjoy working for Google. |
Here is my attorney resume. |