Rolando González is a patent strategy and IP counsel with 16 years of experience who blends deep technical roots in ASIC/FPGA design with sophisticated legal practice at major firms and in-house at Metawave and other tech-forward companies. Based in Costa Mesa, he counsels on complex semiconductor, hardware, and systems inventions, drawing on early-career roles at Northrop Grumman, Mykotronx, Philips, and Texas Instruments that give him rare hands-on credibility with inventors and engineers. His practice spans top law firms (BakerHostetler, ArentFox Schiff, McDermott) and startup IP work, enabling pragmatic prosecution and portfolio strategy across litigation risk and commercialization. Rolando’s dual background—an MS from USC and a J.D.—means he not only reads claims but can map them to circuit-level implementation, which clients find invaluable for drafting robust, technically grounded patents.
16 years of coding experience
16 years of employment as a software developer
John Marshall High School
J.D., J.D. at Southwestern University School of Law
Master of Science, Master of Science at University of Southern California
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