Overview
John brings deep technology expertise to his work with L&A’s Electronics, Computer Technology & Software, and Medical Devices groups. His work and academic experience have exposed him to a wide range of technologies, including sensors and electronic instrumentation, advanced electronics, integrated chip fabrication and design, and embedded systems.
John has prosecuted and written applications in a variety of technical areas, including Medical Devices; Consumer Electronics; Cybersecurity and Secure Transactions; Data-Center Design and Management; Power-Distribution and Power-Conversion Systems Design; and Radio-Frequency Telecommunications.
Prior to his career at L&A, John worked at one of Procter & Gamble’s largest manufacturing facilities, where he was responsible for leading an issue-resolution team in the field of lean manufacturing. He devised and implemented solutions for a wide range of electrical and mechanical problems, and trained line teams in a variety of areas.
John is an Adjunct Professor at Suffolk University and has taught various subjects. John taught Legal Writing and Research at Suffolk University Law School for several years, providing students with the hard and soft skills necessary to approach legal problems.
Currently, John teaches Business Law at Suffolk University’s undergraduate college to empower future entrepreneurs to understand and tackle legal issues affecting large and small businesses.