Fanqi Meng is a skilled patent prosecution professional with a focus in electrical arts as well as computer systems. Fanqi focuses his practice on patent prosecution and litigation in the mechanical and electrical arts, and computer systems. He has experience conducting patent portfolio analysis and Freedom to Operate research, as well as patent searches and landscape analysis. He also has significant experience drafting patent applications and responses to office actions, as well as conducting various patent practices in computer systems and electronics. Fanqi spent three years working as a patent practitioner in Beijing, China, conducting various patent practices including drafting responses to office actions and interviewing with examiners. He has extensive experience in handling both Chinese domestic and international clients from the US, EU, and Japan. His international experience makes him an invaluable asset to Brooks Kushman’s patent prosecution team. Fanqi received his Juris Doctor from University of New Hampshire School of Law (formerly Franklin Pierce Law Center). Prior to becoming a patent practitioner, Fanqi majored in Microelectronics and has extensive experience in integrated circuit designs. Particularly, he has experience in VLSI (very large scale integration) designs.