Benjamin’s practice includes drafting and prosecuting domestic and international patent applications, conducting noninfringement and invalidity studies, and providing strategic counseling. He maintains an active pro bono practice and has helped several Afghan allies receive asylum in the U.S.

Benjamin has experience drafting and prosecuting patents across a range of technology areas including machine learning, natural language processing, agentic AI, data security, cryptography, computer vision, vehicle autonomy, and implantable medical devices.

Prior to joining Morrison Foerster, Benjamin gained extensive experience as a systems engineer and patent agent in the semiconductor industry. He led a team to design, quantify, and implement a source system for ion implantation of exotic materials in high-volume computer chip manufacturing, significantly increasing chip efficiency, and received an award recognizing outstanding execution. As a patent agent, he conducted patentability and freedom to operate analyses, and made patent filing and renewal recommendations to manage a large IP portfolio.

Benjamin also worked at Cornell University’s particle accelerator where he developed and implemented a cryogenically cooled X-ray monochromator system to enable a high-energy beamline used to study advanced materials in their operating environments.

Benjamin holds a B.S. and M.E. in Mechanical Engineering, as well as a J.D., all from Cornell. He is licensed to practice law in the District of Columbia and New York and is registered to practice before the USPTO.