Patent Agent/Technical Advisor

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Washington (District of Columbia)

On-site

USD 90,000 - 120,000

Full time

14 days+

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Benefits offered by this job

Tuition coverage

Casual work environment

Inclusive workplace

Job summary

An innovative firm is seeking a passionate patent agent/technical advisor who possesses a technical degree in electrical engineering or computer science. This exciting opportunity allows you to work full-time while pursuing a part-time law degree, focusing on intellectual property law. The firm fosters a casual and inclusive environment, with no billable hour requirements, enabling you to thrive in your legal career. Additionally, the firm covers tuition expenses, making it an exceptional opportunity for those eager to grow professionally while contributing to a dynamic team.

Qualifications

Technical degree in electrical engineering or computer science required.
Must be interested in attending law school part time.
Patent registration number must be obtained or already held.
No billable hour requirement; casual and inclusive environment.
Tuition expenses covered by the firm.

Responsibilities

Work on technical aspects of litigation matters.
Assist in proceedings in front of the USPTO.

Skills

Intellectual Property Law

Electrical Engineering

Computer Science

Patent Registration

Education

Technical Degree in Electrical Engineering

Technical Degree in Computer Science

Job description

If you have a technical degree in electrical engineering and/or computer science and already know that your legal career will be in the field of intellectual property law, our client offers an exciting program for students who are interested in attending law school part time and working with the firm full time. As a patent agent/technical advisor, you will be able to work on a wide range of technical aspects on the firm’s litigation matters as well as proceedings in front of USPTO. The firm expects the candidate to attend law school in an evening program and obtain (or already have) a patent registration number. The firm does not have a billable hour requirement and has a casual and inclusive work environment. The firm covers tuition expenses.

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