Faheem Shaikh

As an Engineering Associate at Sierra IP Law, PC, Mr. Faheem Shaikh plays a vital role in supporting attorneys in various aspects of patent-related work. With expertise in electrical/mechanical design and developing software programs, Mr. Shaikh brings valuable technical insight to a wide range of projects encompassing electrical, computer, mechanical, and software domains. His contributions in software programming, graphic user interface design, 2D drawings, electrical schematic and printed circuit board designs greatly facilitate the design process for client inventions.

Education and Research Background
Mr. Shaikh holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Mechanical Engineering as well as a Master of Science degree in Electrical and Computer Engineering from the Lyles College of Engineering at California State University, Fresno. During his academic tenure, he actively participated in multiple research projects at the Jordan Agricultural Research Center. Notably, Mr. Shaikh made significant contributions to the development of a prototype for wearable glucose monitoring. His research accomplishments have been recognized through publication of several articles within the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) in the biomedical field.

Technical Expertise and Proficiencies
Mr. Shaikh possesses a diverse range of technical skills, including data analysis, microcontroller programming, signals and systems, and machine learning. His proficiency extends to the use of software tools such as DipTrace, Python, Microsoft Office, and SolidWorks, which he employs for tasks such as 3D CAD modeling and printed circuit board designs. These proficiencies enable him to effectively tackle complex engineering challenges and deliver high-quality solutions.

Professional Memberships
Mr. Shaikh is a member of both the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) and Pi Tau Sigma. These memberships demonstrate his commitment to professional growth, staying updated with industry trends, and fostering connections within the engineering community.