Kyle Schroeder joined the firm as an intern in May of 2013. He now works primarily in the GTH DNA group. His work focuses largely on a U.S. State Department project to strengthen the legal framework in forensic DNA databasing in Central America.

Before joining GTH, Kyle interned at the Washington State Senate Majority Coalition Caucus as a policy intern, where he research a variety of state-level issues for Senate Counsel staff, including transportation, education, and labor. During law school, Kyle was a member of the University of School of Law’s Technology and Public Policy clinic. There, he worked on civil rights issues in Artificial Intelligence and on regulatory issues created by blockchain technologies. Kyle also worked as a judicial extern at King County Superior Court and the Washington State Supreme Court.

Kyle graduated the University of Washington School of Law in 2018 and Pacific Lutheran University in 2015. He speaks French and Spanish.