P. Tyler Johnson Contact 202.292.4060 tyler.johnson@jonesrobb

P. Tyler Johnson Contact 202.292.4060 tyler.johnson@jonesrobb

P. Tyler Johnson
Mr. Johnson is experienced in a wide array of patent law,
specializing in prosecution of patent applications in the
mechanical and electrical arts. Mr. Johnson’s technical
expertise includes automotive technologies, consumer
goods, manufacturing techniques, materials science,
semiconductor fabrication, and telecommunications.
While at MIT, Mr. Johnson focused on thermal fluids,
systems and structural analysis, as well as design and
manufacturing processes. Mr. Johnson also gained
experience researching fluid delivery techniques for use in
an electrodeposition step employed during fabrication of
electronic components.
Contact
202.292.4060
[email protected]
Education
 Juris Doctor, Washington &
Lee University School of Law
 Bachelor of Science,
Mechanical Engineering,
Massachusetts Institute of
Technology
Bar Admissions
 District of Columbia
 Registered to practice before
the U.S. Patent and
Trademark Office
 Not Admitted in Virginia
Prior to joining Jones Robb PLLC, Mr. Johnson worked at
Sughrue Mion PLLC as a summer associate and, after
graduation from W&L, as a full-time associate. Mr. Johnson’s
work at Sughrue focused primarily on patent procurement for
domestic and international clients across a broad spectrum
of mechanical and electrical fields.
Mr. Johnson also worked as a patent examiner at the U.S.
Patent and Trademark Office, where he examined patent
applications related to fasteners used in diverse settings. Mr.
Johnson’s work at the USPTO regularly crossed over into
the areas of automotive technologies, consumer goods,
manufacturing techniques, and materials science.
Legal Expertise
Patent Application
Preparation and
Prosecution
Prior Art Searching
Patentability Opinions
Design Patents
Licensing
Technical Expertise
Automotive Technologies
Consumer Goods
Fasteners
Fluid Delivery Systems
Manufacturing Techniques
Materials Science
Photonic Transmission
Semiconductors
Telecommunications
Highlights
Member of the Mechanical
and Medical Device
Practice Group
Served for three and a half
years as a patent examiner
at the USPTO