European patent attorney | UPC Litigator
Patents
Optica, Photonica, Drones, Packaging technology, Mechanics, Mechanical engineering, Measurement and control technology, Agri- and horticultural technology, Architecture, Robotics, Offshore, Oil and gas, Mechanica, Medical technology, Biomedical engineering, Automotive, Process technology, Aviation, Aerospace, Naval engineering, Food processing technology, 3D Printing, Renewable energy (e.g. wind, solar), Green energy (e.g. smart grids, heat pumps, hydrogen)
Eindhoven, Maastricht
English, Dutch, German
2019
In 2013, Patrick began studying for his Master’s in Aerospace Engineering (Flight Performance and Propulsion track) at TU Delft. He graduated in 2016 and is now a European patent attorney at AOMB. When Patrick first heard about the patent attorney profession, his reaction was “This is just made for me, I have to do this!” He is fascinated by working out how to achieve results that add the most value for his clients. He believes in always keeping one step ahead of the competition, and doesn’t stop until he has won.
Patrick mainly carries out executive duties within the Corporate business unit – his clients, who are often patent attorneys themselves, will entrust him with the substantive patent work if they are too busy with internal tasks to complete it themselves. Patrick is also the go-to person within his unit for anything that flies or relates to flying. By giving honest advice as early as possible, he adds value where value can be added, and minimizes unnecessary costs.
In his free time, Patrick indulges his competitive side by playing board games with his friends and family. He owes his determination to skating at a high level when he was young.
Aerospace Engineering
Delft University of Technology 2016
Trainee Patent Attorney
EP&C
Dutch Institute of Patent Attorneys
Member