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Join a leading Intellectual Property firm in their Biotech/Chemical group as a mid-level Associate or Patent Agent. Experience in a law firm or at the USPTO is necessary. Advanced degree or industry experience in Biology, Cell/Molecular Biology, Biotechnology, or relevant fields.
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Don't miss out on this fantastic opportunity to grow your career in patent prosecution. In-depth knowledge of USPTO, PCT, and foreign rules and procedures. Understanding of IP docket and deadlines, with proficiency in ePCT. 5+ years of hands-on IP experience, showcasing your expertise.
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Innovative Driven is currently seeking an Associate Attorney with at least one year of complex patent litigation experience to join the Washington, DC team at an established firm with offices in Austin, Dallas, Washington, DC, Los Angeles and New York.
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Applicants should have at least 1-5 years of patent prosecution experience in a law firm. Seeking a Patent Attorney with a background in the Chemical field. Position involves all aspects of patent prosecution, with opportunities for increasing levels of responsibility and movement into other areas of our IP practice.
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Seeking Patent Attorney with a background in the Chemical or Electrical Engineering fields. Patent drafting experience is required. Seeking Patent Attorney with a background in the Chemical or Electrical Engineering fields.
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Please send resume in WORD format should you be interested in the following Patent Prosecution Paralegal position located in Washington DC. This is a full-time, direct-hire position with a salary between 100-110K with OT and awesome benefits.
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3+ years of extensive work experience in the electrical/mechanical/computer technologies patent prosecution field required. Requirements Experience in both writing original patent applications and prosecuting pending applications.
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Sughrue Mion, PLLC, a leading Intellectual Property law firm located in Washington, DC, is seeking a New Patent Application Specialist. Responsibilities include: prepare and e-file utility, design and US national stage applications in the USPTO, maintain established productivity and accuracy standards, and ensure the adherence to policies and procedures that are designed to meet the specific requirements of the client.
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You will work closely with patent attorneys and inventors to ensure that all necessary paperwork and documentation are prepared and filed correctly in accordance with the laws and regulations.
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As the Director of Patent Training with oversight from the Assistant Commissioner for Patents, you'll work to provide direction for the development and sustainability of the patent training operations, including training new patent examiners in the Patent Training Academy.
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Expert knowledge of the scientific, technical and legal matters associated with the patent process, which includes the preparation and/or prosecution of patent applications, the classification of patents, or comparable experience in the patent field.
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The company is seeking a Foreign Patent Prosecution Paralegal with at least 5 years of foreign filing experience in all aspects of PCT and foreign patent prosecution applications, including filing, formalities, annuities, researching and reporting, cost estimating, and maintenance of a docket.
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Although this position is fully remote, candidates apply must be physically located in DC, Maryland or Virginia. Founded by industry leaders to set a new standard in search, career placement and flexible staffing, we deliver coordinated staffing solutions with unparalleled service, a commitment to project completion and success and a passion for innovation, creativity and continuous improvement.
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