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BakerHostetler seeks a Patent Scientist in Dallas to join its Intellectual Property Practice Group. The role combines computer science knowledge with patent law to evaluate technologies, draft applications, and assist with USPTO prosecution.
Candidates with strong written and verbal communication, good organizational skills, and a detail‑oriented mindset are encouraged to apply. Entry‑level to early‑career professionals are welcome for extensive mentorship and growth.
BakerHostetler is seeking a Patent Scientist to join its Intellectual Property Practice Group in Dallas. This position provides an opportunity for individuals with a technical background to apply their Computer Science education in a practice that combines science, technology, and intellectual property law. The Patent Scientist will work with attorneys, inventors, and clients to evaluate innovative technologies, identify patentable concepts, and support the procurement of patent protection for new inventions. Candidates will also assist in evaluating competitor technologies and products.
This role is well suited for recent graduates, early-career professionals, or individuals with patent prosecution experience who are interested in gaining exposure to a wide range of emerging technologies and will develop skills in identifying inventive concepts, describing new technologies, and working with the United States Patent and Trademark Office during the patent prosecution process. The ability to communicate complex technical concepts in a clear, concise, and effective manner is essential.
Dallas, Texas
If you have questions regarding this position or the application process, please contact Recruiting Manager Deirdra Clement at dclement@bakerlaw.com.
Baker & Hostetler LLP is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
The anticipated starting salary range for this entry-level position is $70,000-$75,000. This role is structured for growth and involves extensive training and mentorship during the first year. Future compensation increases and bonus eligibility are tied to attaining key professional milestones, including USPTO registration, developing patent prosecution expertise, and assuming increased levels of responsibility.