Ange is an associate in the intellectual property practice, where she advises clients on patent, trademark and trade secret litigation matters.

Ange attended law school at the University of Pennsylvania where she graduated magna cum laude. In law school, Ange served as a teaching assistant to Professor R. Polk Wagner and as the president of the Partnership for Entrepreneurial Engineers and Penn Law. She also provided pro bono legal service through the Detkin Intellectual Property and Technology Clinic.

Ange is also a licensed professional engineer. Prior to attending law school, she worked as a project manager for an international structural engineering firm where she specialized in forensic engineering and high-rise building design, and oversaw new structural design projects, as well as structural retrofit and rehabilitation projects.

Ange received a joint M.S. from the Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya & Università degli Studi di Padova where she published a thesis on the archeoseismic analysis of the theatre ruins in Gortyna, Crete. Ange also received an M.S. and dual B.S. from Drexel University where she served as co-captain of the National Student Steel Bridge Competition Team, and along with a small team of fellow classmates, won the 2011 AEI Charles Pankow award for Building Integration Design and the 2011 Drexel College of Engineering award for Best Senior Design.