Remote Patent Prosecution Attorney (Electrical/CS)

Sheridan Ross PC; Sheridan (WY); Hybrid; USD 150,000 - 250,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Remote and hybrid work arrangements

Job summary

Sheridan Ross PC is seeking an experienced Patent Prosecution Attorney or Patent Agent to join our team. The role involves drafting and prosecuting patent applications in the electrical/computer space, responding to Office Actions, and advising on IP strategy, with a focus on independent contribution and client service.

The ideal candidate holds a JD with a license to practice law, USPTO registration, and a background in Electrical/Computer Engineering or related fields.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Electrical/Computer Engineering, Computer Science, or Physics/Engineering Physics.
• Experience drafting and prosecuting patent applications in electrical engineering space.
• USPTO registration.
• JD and bar license required for Patent Prosecution Attorneys.
• Eagerness to jump in and contribute with superb communication and writing skills.

Responsibilities

• Draft and prosecute U.S. and foreign patent applications.
• Respond to Office Actions.
• Collaborate with inventors and engineers to understand technologies.
• Provide strategic counsel on intellectual property matters.

Skills

Excellent communication

Writing skills

Organizational skills

Ability to learn quickly

Education

Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering

Bachelor's degree in Computer Engineering

Bachelor's degree in Computer Science

Bachelor's degree in Physics/Engineering Physics

Juris Doctor (JD)

License to practice law (Bar)

Job description

Sheridan Ross PC is seeking an experienced Patent Prosecution Attorney or Patent Agent to join our team. The role involves drafting and prosecuting patent applications in the electrical/computer space, responding to Office Actions, and advising on IP strategy, with a focus on independent contribution and client service.

The ideal candidate holds a JD with a license to practice law, USPTO registration, and a background in Electrical/Computer Engineering or related fields.