Iven Mueller Joins Solve Intelligence

We’re delighted to welcome Iven Mueller to Solve Intelligence as our new Legal and Product Engineer.

Iven Mueller Joins Solve Intelligence

We’re delighted to welcome Iven Mueller to Solve Intelligence as our new Legal and Product Engineer.

Iven joins us as a qualified European and British Patent Attorney with over eight years of experience in the patent profession. With a background in Electrical and Electronic Engineering from the University of Cambridge, he previously worked in private practice at one of the largest pan-European IP boutique law firms. He brings deep expertise in patent prosecution, post-grant opposition and appeal proceedings before the EPO, as well as extensive experience in drafting and opinion work.

At Solve, Iven will help us continue building the most capable AI tool for every stage of the patent process.

As a native German speaker, Iven will also support our growing need for high-quality German-language coverage for EP drafting and prosecution.

Please join us in welcoming Iven to the team!

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