Patent Agent or Technology Specialist - Computer Science
Posted 5 days ago
bcg attorney searchDenver (CO)
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SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Job Overview A law firm seeks a Patent Agent or Technology Specialist in Denver, Colorado, with a background in computer science, electrical and computer engineering, or related fields. The role involves representing technology companies in patent prosecution matters. Candidates may work from any of the firm's US offices, including New York, Boston, DC, or Denver.
Duties Represent technology companies in patent prosecution matters.
Engage in patent strategy, drafting, prosecution, and diligence.
Work closely with associates and partners for client matters.
Provide immediate client contact and responsibility.
Requirements At least three years of patent prosecution experience.
Strong academic credentials.
Excellent verbal and written communication skills.
Must pass the USPTO registration exam within one year if not already registered.
Education M.S. or M.Eng. in a relevant field, or equivalent industry experience preferred.
Certifications USPTO registration (or willingness to obtain within one year).
Skills Strong analytical and problem-solving abilities.
Ability to work independently and collaboratively.
Proficiency in patent strategy and prosecution.
Benefits Opportunity for significant responsibility and career development.
Immediate client contact and experience in a broad range of matters.
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