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Examiner Brian Zawacki

Appears inactive Last observed office action: December 2023 (29 months ago).

Examiner Brian Zawacki appears to be very difficult relative to their art unit, group, tech center, and USPTO peers. Their lifetime grant ratio is 45.0%, they average 2.00 office actions per granted patent, and their rejection profile leans toward §102 and elevated §112 usage.

Difficulty vs AU Very Hard
Difficulty vs Group Very Hard
Difficulty vs TC About Average
Difficulty vs USPTO Very Hard
Average OA / Grant 2.00
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Examiner Details

Observed Examiner Years
2 years (2022-2023)
Tech Center
3600 - Transportation, Electronic Commerce, Construction, Agriculture, Licensing and Review
Group
3640 - Aeronautics, Agriculture, Weaponry, Nuclear Systems, Licensing and Review

Metrics

Applications Evaluated
20
Granted Applications
9
Non-Granted Applications
11
Avg OA / Grant
2.00
Last OA Observed
December 2023 (29 months ago)
Art Units Seen
3645
Work Groups Seen

Context Comparison

Scope Examiners Lifetime Grant Ratio Avg OA / Grant
This Examiner 1 45.0% 2.00
Art Unit 44 45.9% 1.62
Group 269 56.4% 1.75
Tech Center 2,337 48.0% 2.11
USPTO 16,116 54.8% 1.98

Grant Timeline

0.0% 25.0% 50.0% 75.0% 100.0% 2022 2023
Shaded region marks the last two observed years, where grant outcomes may lag due to recency.
Year Applications Granted Grant Rate
No observed data before 2022; examiner may not yet have been active in the available dataset.
2022 2 0 0.0%
2023 18 9 50.0%
No observed data after 2023; examiner may have gone inactive or moved out of examining work.

9 family-cache-validated grants; 1 OA-only grant signals.

Rejection Timeline

OA # Office Actions § 101 Percentage § 102 Percentage § 103 Percentage § 112 Percentage
1 36 0.0% 33.3% 22.2% 44.4%
2 24 4.2% 45.8% 29.2% 20.8%
3 5 0.0% 20.0% 80.0% 0.0%
4 1 0.0% 0.0% 100.0% 0.0%

§ 101 Yearly Trend

0.0%
2022
1.7%
2023

Each bar shows the share of this examiner's observed office actions in that year that included a § 101 rejection.