Patent Attorney (Freelance | 100% Work-From-Home)

Schweiger & Partners; United States; A distancia; USD 150.000 - 230.000; Jornada completa

Ventajas ofrecidas por este puesto de trabajo

You will receive flexible project work

You can work from anywhere and manage

Our processes are clear, and our team

We welcome innovation and use tech to

Descripción de la vacante

Schweiger & Partners is seeking a patent attorney for a fully remote position. You will draft patent applications, understand technical details, and work independently with our team to turn invention details into strong filings.

The role emphasizes initiative, quick adaptation, and openness to using AI-based drafting tools, as you collaborate with colleagues to produce high-quality patent documents while embracing new technologies.

Responsabilidades

• Write strong patent applications from invention details.
• Work independently with team to turn invention details into strong patent filings.
• Be open to using new technologies, including AI tools for drafting.
• Show initiative and look for better ways to work.

Descripción del empleo

This is a remote position. We are looking for Patent Attorneys who understand technical details and can also think clearly about legal issues. You should know how to write strong patent applications and be able to work on your own. You should also be open to using new technologies, including tools that use artificial intelligence. Your attitude is just as important as your skills. We want people who can adjust quickly, take initiative, and look for better ways to work. You will work closely with our team to turn invention details into strong patent applications.

Requirements

Applications submitted through alternative channels will regrettably not be considered.

Benefits

• You will receive flexible project work and regular opportunities.
• You can work from anywhere and manage your own schedule.
• Our processes are clear, and our team is responsive and supportive.
• We welcome innovation and use technology to improve how we draft patents.

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