Ahmed Taha, intrigued by the opportunity to apply technical skills to the legal domain, became a Patent Examiner at the USPTO specializing in computer graphics and machine learning technologies. With a foundation in software engineering from nearly five years founding District Hut, combined with his education in cybersecurity, hardware, and quantum computation from Johns Hopkins and Columbia, he brings deep technical expertise to patent examination. Currently pursuing his M.S. in Cybersecurity at Johns Hopkins and preparing for the Patent Bar, Ahmed's long-term goal is to transition to a top-tier law firm where he will contribute to its intellectual property practice while attending law school.
Software
ML Cryptanalyst
Machine learning models achieving 89-91% accuracy for network intrusion detection and malware classification using TensorFlow.
Publications
Legal publications coming soon...
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Education
Work Experience
M.S. Computer Science (Machine Learning)
Columbia University
Fu Foundation School of Engineering. Advanced coursework in machine learning, artificial intelligence, and computational systems.
Patent Examiner
U.S. Patent and Trademark Office
GS-9 Examiner specializing in computer graphics and machine learning technologies. Received commendation letter from OPQA director for quality of office actions. Achieved 104% production average.
M.S. Cybersecurity
Johns Hopkins University
Whiting School of Engineering. 3.85 GPA. Coursework in Quantum Computation, Ethical Hacking, Web Security, and Cryptology. Published ML cryptanalysis research paper.
Founder & Software Engineer
District Hut LLC
Led full-stack development projects generating over seven figures in revenue. Built patient-management systems, auto-dealer platforms, and restaurant applications. Registered trademark for company slogan.
B.S. Computer Science
California State University, Sacramento
3.45 GPA. Division 2 Wrestling Team. Overcame serious spine injury to complete degree. Developed Adapted Strength fitness platform as capstone project.