Junior Montoya
Patent Analyst
legal@unionandina.com
Junior is a mechatronics engineer with over five years of experience in engineering projects and automation. He previously served as the Technology Manager of the Polymers and Bionanomaterials Laboratory at Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú, where he was responsible for developing protocols and operation manuals. Currently, he works as a research projects and intellectual property analyst at the Vice Rectorate for Research at Universidad San Ignacio de Loyola.
Technology Sectors
• Robotics and automation
• Industrial processes and manufacturing
• General-purpose tools
• Electronic equipment
• Mechanical systems and devices
Patents
• Co-inventor: “Smoke diffuser with constant temperature and humidity using the charcoal snake cooking method for conventional or gas grills”
• Co-inventor: “Support devices for decoration using the lost-point method on semi-spherical cakes”
• Co-inventor: “Sea urchin cutter with an encapsulating basket”
• Co-inventor: “River monitoring system using recordings and water level measurement”
Education
• Bachelor’s degree in Mechatronics Engineering – Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú (2017)
• Master’s degree (in progress) in Innovation and Technology Management and Policy – Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú (2024 – present)
• Specialized courses and training in Intellectual Property and Patents (INDECOPI & WIPO)
Latest 3 articles on our blog
Piracy and Intellectual Property in Peru: Copyright Situation
Peru has an extensive history related to piracy and Intellectual Property. Now there is a more determined fight from the State and the companies themselves to minimize this piracy that affects the publishing, record, audiovisual, computer and fashion industries, but...
Utility models as a first step to success: qAIRa Case
The road to success for a company is usually complex, but a good help comes from the hand of utility patents, which are also known as utility models in Peru. These protect the technological advantage that a company has developed and by which it will differentiate...
Intellectual property: the potential of Peruvian franchises
How to expand a business without making large capital investments? This question may have many answers, but a simple way is to explore the potential of intellectual property and the Peruvian franchise model. Franchises are a development model so that a business can...