A medical lab technician turned law student, Natalie’s enthusiasm for IP can be traced to her background in molecular biology. The rigorous curriculum helped develop her analytical skills, solution creating mindset, and embrace of outside-the-box ideas. Natalie spent several years at Evanston Hospital where she conducted comparative research studies, performed quality control testing, and worked on state-of-the-art medical device technology. After realizing that her passions ultimately lay elsewhere, Natalie switched gears and applied to law school. Natalie’s science background propelled her into the world of IP where she hopes to use her skills as an effective problem solver.

Coming to the United States as an immigrant, Natalie has worked tirelessly to succeed. Natalie’s go-getter attitude has equipped her with a versatility and competency that enables her to efficiently handle a variety of projects and roles at once. She is a quick learner that is focused on continual improvement and motivated by her drive for success.

When she is not poring over law schoolbooks, Natalie loves traveling, trying new cuisines, watching musicals, and playing video games with her husband. If she has extra time, Natalie tries to stay involved with her local theater guilds by volunteering backstage.