Fletcher Yoder

Matt graduated cum laude from Texas A&M University in 2007 with a Bachelor of Science degree in Mechanical Engineering. While pursuing his degree, Matt worked with Dr. Roger Morgan researching causes of degradation of ballistic material fabrics and fibers. Matt was also an inducted member of the International Mechanical Engineering Honor Society, Pi Tau Sigma, and an active member of various student organizations, including the Student Engineers’ Council. After graduating from Texas A&M University, Matt worked at TCMS Technologies in Austin, Texas, where he worked on the development of conceptual prototypes for cosmetic and medical digital imaging products.

In 2007, Matt entered law school at the University of Houston Law Center. In May 2010, he graduated cum laude from the Law Center and subsequently passed the July 2010 Texas Bar exam. He joined Fletcher Yoder as an associate in September 2010 after clerking for the firm the previous summer.

Matt’s practice focuses on mechanical and electromechanical systems and devices including combustion engines and turbines; oil and gas industry technologies; automotive electronics; and heating and cooling systems and devices. Matt is also registered to practice before the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office.