Daniar Hussain

Daniar Hussain is a multi-faceted entrepreneur, inventor, and patent agent with a diverse background in technology, law, and business.1 He is the Founder and President of American Patent Agency, a patent firm established in 2006.1 Hussain is also the founder of American Pioneer Ventures, a startup fund focused on helping early-stage, IP-heavy companies.1

Educated at MIT in electrical engineering, biomedical engineering, and computer science, Hussain also studied at Harvard Law School, University of Cambridge, and Carnegie Mellon University.1 His academic achievements include winning the Siemens Westinghouse National Science Award, described as a "junior Nobel Prize" by Science Magazine.1

Throughout his career, Hussain has:

• Co-founded multiple companies, including KD Secure, where he served as President and Director of Intellectual Property1
• Worked for NASA at the Goddard Space Flight Center and Siemens Corporation in their Corporate Research division1
• Served as a patent agent for international companies like Siemens and Sony1
• Advised and consulted fellow entrepreneurs and inventors1

Hussain's work spans various fields, including climate change mitigation, energy independence, and global healthcare.1 He is also active in the startup ecosystem, recently posting about Solve Intelligence, a YC S23 company that raised a $3M seed round to help attorneys write high-quality patents efficiently.2