Mid-Level Patent Associate Attorney

ProfileJob Overview: A law firm in Salt Lake City, UT, is seeking a Mid-Level Patent Associate Attorney with a background in Electrical Engineering, Electronics, Computer Science, or Computer Engineering. The ideal candidate will have 2+ years of prosecution experience, strong video processing and video codecs knowledge, and familiarity with video coding standards. Experience in virtual/augmented reality and AI is a plus. The role involves managing portfolios, conducting patent analysis/opinions of counsel, and handling IPRs. Admission to the USPTO is advantageous. The candidate should demonstrate adaptability, excellent communication skills, and the ability to work independently and within a team.Duties:Prosecute patent applications at a mid-level capacityManage patent portfolios and provide counsel on patent-related mattersConduct patent analysis and opinions of counselStay updated with video coding standards and technologiesCollaborate with colleagues and clients to develop effective patent strategiesMaintain confidentiality and discretion in handling sensitive informationManage time effectively to meet deadlines for multiple projectsRequirements:2+ years of prosecution experience at a firm or in-houseUndergraduate degree in Electrical Engineering, Electronics, Computer Science, or Computer EngineeringStrong knowledge and solid experience in video processing and video codecsFamiliarity with video coding standardsExperience in virtual/augmented reality and AI is a plusGraduate-level experience or advanced technical degree is a plusInvolvement with patent analysis/opinions of counsel and IPRs is a plusAdmission to the USPTO is a plusSkills:Excellent interpersonal and communication skillsAbility to work independently and within a teamStrong analytical and decision-making skillsAdaptability and flexibility to evolving needs and changesAbility to manage confidential information with tact and discretionStrong time management and organizational skillsEducation/Certifications:Undergraduate degree in Electrical Engineering, Electronics, Computer Science, or Computer EngineeringAdmission to the USPTO (preferred but not required)

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