Greg Raburn

Greg Raburn is a patent attorney who helps technology companies develop and protect strategic patent portfolios in software, artificial intelligence (AI), cloud computing, cybersecurity, financial technology (fintech), virtualization, cryptographic solutions, blockchain technology, and cryptocurrency. He focuses on patent preparation and prosecution for innovations involving distributed systems, machine learning, cryptographic security, data infrastructure, and high-performance computing platforms.

Greg represents clients ranging from emerging technology companies to Fortune 100 enterprises, helping them to secure high-value patents that support product development, investment, and competitive positioning.

Drawing on experience as a software engineer, inventor, and former U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) patent examiner, Greg crafts patent applications and develops prosecution strategies designed to anticipate examiner concerns, navigate examination efficiently, and produce durable patent protection.

Greg's engineering background includes more than 11 years as a software engineer and engineering manager with Micron Technology and its subsidiaries, where he designed and implemented web-based and database-driven systems and managed multidisciplinary engineering teams. This industry background enables him to work closely with engineering and product teams to translate complex innovations into clear, defensible patent claims aligned with business objectives.

As a USPTO patent examiner, Greg examined patent applications related to computer graphics processing, visual display systems, augmented reality, image processing, object detection, computer animation, graphics memory, and graphics hardware and software architectures, providing practical insight into USPTO examination practices, prior-art analysis, and effective claim drafting strategies.

Greg is also a named inventor on issued patents, giving him firsthand experience with the innovation process and the practical value of well-structured patent protection.