Patent Attorney / Agent / Chemistry / Biotechnology / CA 94110 2357-01
IP Recruiter Group, San Francisco, CA, United States
Patent Attorney / Agent / Chemistry / Biotechnology / CA 94110 2357-LI
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IP RECRUITER GROUP is recruiting for the following opportunity:
Excellent opportunity within a highly-respected law firm whose diverse clientele consists of leading international innovators, start-up companies, and universities. Here, you will prepare and prosecute patent applications and have responsibilities pertaining to a range of other patent protection issues as the needs arise (e.g., patentability and infringement opinions, patent portfolio strategic counseling, due diligence relating to acquisitions, licensing, etc.) while working closely with clients, inventors, and other firm attorneys.
Attorneys and agents at this firm operate under high quality standards, which has resulted in obtaining clients who value attorneys and agents who can write polished, well-written patent applications for highly valued patent families. This firm has an excellent distribution of clients, thus you will have the ability to deal with reasonable variety while also leveraging your specialized technical expertise.
Requirements:
- A PhD in organic chemistry, biochemistry, or biology.
- At least 1 year of solid patent preparation and prosecution experience.
- Attorneys must have a CA state bar.
- Attorneys and Agents must be licensed to practice before the USPTO.
Additional Notes for Candidates:
All fees are paid by client firms and companies. As a consequence of our reputation for having integrity and providing results, we often work on exclusive assignments that are not advertised.
Another important distinction is that we work directly with the decision makers (i.e. partners, managing counsels, etc.) that make the determinations regarding who will be interviewed, who will be extended an offer, etc.
You have our express commitment that all information is accepted in confidence and that no resumes are submitted without first speaking to you and obtaining your explicit permission.