Charlyn counsels clients on legal issues related to technology and privacy, including those affecting e-commerce sites, mobile devices and applications, virtual, mixed and augmented reality platforms, cloud services, enterprise software, cryptocurrency platforms and Internet of Things devices. She provides strategic advice and counseling to all types of technology companies throughout their lifecycle, from startup to established enterprises. Prior to becoming an attorney, Charlyn served as an active duty supply corps officer in the U.S. Navy, where she was a lead business manager for ship and submarine contracts in the Naval Nuclear Propulsion Program. She maintains an active pro bono practice, and currently provides pro bono representation to an international nonprofit organization that seeks to leverage a blockchain-based biometric identity technology to help global refugees and displaced persons establish legal status.