Steve M. Perry

Mr. Perry is a graduate of Brigham Young University, where he received a Bachelor of Science degree from Brigham Young University in 1993 in Computer Science, and he was a Trustee’s Scholar.  In 1996, he graduated from Brigham Young University’s J. Reuben Clark Law School.

As a computer science student, Mr. Perry was an instructor’s assistant and taught operating system architectures and the “C” programming language.  He also worked for the Advanced System Modeling Laboratory, developing a graphical tool for automatically prototyping object-oriented software.  His study also included courses in computer architecture, computer hardware design and implementation.

Mr. Perry spent several years at Erudite Software, Inc. as a software developer, programming and producing client/server database systems.  This included front end Graphical User Interface design and database modeling.  As a result, Mr. Perry has first hand experience with various technologies, including databases, software testing and metric tools, database connectivity, user interfaces, networking, and computer system design.

He was in-house counsel for GSE Erudite Software, Inc., now Keane Consulting, Inc. While employed as in-house counsel Mr. Perry was involved in a substantial amount of software licensing and trademarks issues with other large companies. He was also involved with intellectual property issues, copyrights, contracts, corporate and business strategy, and employment issues.

Mr. Perry has prepared and prosecuted numerous patents in various technologies, including computer networking, wireless communications, computer security, computer hardware and software, signal processing, printer driver software, network storage systems, computer chip design, e-commerce, computer graphics and modeling, semiconductor design and fabrication, telecommunication, video processes, robotic limbs, business methods, medical imaging, actuators, sensors, transducers, micro-fabrication, consumer electronics, and audio equipment.

Mr. Perry is admitted to the Utah State Bar, and is registered to practice before the United States Patent and Trademark Office.  He is admitted before both the state and U.S. Federal courts.