Sal has always been the kind of person who wants to understand how things work — not in the abstract, but in the “let me poke at this until it makes sense” way. He earned his B.S. in Computer Engineering from Virginia Tech, picking up minors in Mathematics and Computer Science, and later completed an M.S. in Electrical and Computer Engineering from Georgia Tech. That blend of hardware, software, and systems thinking shapes how he approaches every project: with curiosity, precision, and a willingness to experiment until the pieces fall into place.
During the day, Sal works as a patent attorney — a job that sounds formal until you realize it’s basically an excuse to talk with inventors and engineers about their wildest ideas. It’s a perfect fit for someone who loves technology and enjoys translating complex concepts into something the world can understand and protect. He spends his professional hours helping creators safeguard their innovations, and his off‑hours building things of his own with the same enthusiasm and problem‑solving instinct.
And then there’s the garage side of life — the workbench, the printers, the half‑finished prototypes, the “I wonder if this will work” experiments. BezosWorx is where that spirit lives. Whether you’ve got a napkin sketch, a half‑formed idea, or a project that needs a technical sounding board, Sal is someone you can talk it through with. He brings engineering depth, legal insight, and a maker’s hands‑on practicality to help you refine your concept and figure out how to turn your idea into something real.