Prior to joining Panitch Schwarze, Jennifer was a patent agent at two large-scale law firms where she drafted and prosecuted domestic and international patent applications involving electrical, electromechanical, biomedical engineering, automotive and medical device technologies.

Early in her career, Jennifer served as a patent examiner for the United States Patent and Trademark Office within its electrical division. As an examiner, Jennifer reviewed U.S. and international patent applications in a wide range of technologies, including transformers, capacitors, inductors, converters, integrated circuits, semiconductors, electrical switches, and ignition coils.

Jennifer earned a B.S., cum laude, in Theoretical Physics from Edinboro University of Pennsylvania. While earning her undergraduate degree, she conducted research in the Astronomy and Astrophysics Laboratory at the Pennsylvania State University, where she assisted in the development of a double pendulum for gravitation wave detectors for the Laser Interferometer Gravitational-Wave Observatory (LIGO) project. Jennifer has also conducted research in the areas of fluid dynamics at Ohio State University where she focused on yield stress transition in gas fluidized sand.  She has been recognized in IP Toolworks’ blog “Celebrating Excellence: Women Patent Prosecutors with Remarkable Track Records in 101” for her exceptional record in overcoming 101 (patent in-eligibility) rejections.

Memberships 

American Intellectual Property Law Association, Member