Jeff Nesiba
Jeff Nesiba is admitted to the Washington State Bar and is seeking admission to practice before the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office. Jeff has earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Chemical Engineering from the University of Washington while taking graduate level courses in varied technologies such as computer architecture, protein engineering, and medical instrumentation. He earned his Juris Doctorate from Seattle University School of Law while providing technical consultation to an intellectual property investment and licensing company. Prior to practicing law, he was employed at Intel as a process engineer in the lithography group. As a process engineer, he designed and executed statistical evaluations of lithographic process development, optimization, and cost-cutting experiments and performed root-cause analyses of product losses. Jeff is also an eight year veteran of the US Navy submarine service and completed six patrols aboard the USS Florida SSBN 728. As a nuclear power technician, he composed technical work procedures and recertification tests for propulsion plant systems and acted as reactor plant liaison to equipment vendors that were responsible for complex repairs to nuclear plant equipment. He also administered the official records archive that certified material integrity of reactor plant and propulsion plant systems. He was trained and certified in all aspects of propulsion plant operations and maintenance including, steam turbine propulsion and electrical power generation and distribution, steam plant and reactor plant control and safety systems, distilling and refrigeration systems, radiological controls, and electrical, electro-mechanical, and hydraulic instrumentation and control schemes. As a technical consultant, Jeff has worked with a wide range of technologies in the hardware, software, semiconductor, and networking industries. Professional memberships include the American Bar Association, the Washington State Bar Association, and the Washington State Patent Law Association. |
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