Christian Berrios, PhD

Christian Berrios, PhD

Legal & Product Engineer

Christian is a registered U.S. patent agent with over six years of experience in the patent profession. He previously worked at Stener, Kessler, Goldstein & Fox, one of the largest IP boutique law firms in the U.S., and also worked as an in-house patent agent at Singular Genomics, a DNA sequencing company. 

Christian also obtained his Ph.D. in Virology at Harvard University, where his doctoral research focused on viral oncology, and holds a B.S. in Microbiology and Genetic Biology, from Purdue University.

His expertise in patent prosecution, freedom-to-operate analysis, and patent portfolio management across a broad range of biotechnology areas will help us continue building the most capable AI tools for every stage of the patent process.

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