Brand & IP Protection Specialist

Government Recruitment Service; West of England; On-site; GBP 33,000 - 41,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Employer pension

25 days annual leave

Flexible working

Job summary

Government Recruitment Service is seeking a Brand Protection Officer to support DVSA in protecting and promoting its brand and intellectual property. You will coordinate, develop and maintain brand guidelines and ensure consistent messaging across channels.

Based in Bristol, the role offers a permanent, full-time contract within the Civil Service with excellent benefits. You will engage with stakeholders, prepare reports, and help resolve IP disputes in collaboration with government bodies.

Responsibilities

• Responsible for treating all licensees fairly according to open and transparent terms and conditions, audited and regulated by The National Archives and Information Commissioner’s Office
• Where required, govern disputes with infringers and complainants, from issuing bespoke ‘cease and desist’ letters through negotiation, mediation and potential legal proceedings on advice from Department for Transport, Intellectual Property Office, The National Archives, HM Treasury or Cabinet Office
• Builds business cases for the Brand Protection Lead to make recommendations to DVSA Corporate Senior Leaders (CSLs)
• Develop knowledge of the professional network across Civil Service departments and a level of skill and personal development to act as advisor and subject expert on illustration, design and graphic communications
• Prepare reports and papers in collaboration with relevant internal departments

Job description

Government Recruitment Service is seeking a Brand Protection Officer to support DVSA in protecting and promoting its brand and intellectual property. You will coordinate, develop and maintain brand guidelines and ensure consistent messaging across channels.

Based in Bristol, the role offers a permanent, full-time contract within the Civil Service with excellent benefits. You will engage with stakeholders, prepare reports, and help resolve IP disputes in collaboration with government bodies.