Brand Protection Specialist

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authentixDenver (CO)

Market Research Analysts and Marketing Specialists Lessors of Nonfinancial Intangible Assets (except Copyrighted Works)

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About the role

Brand Protection Specialist – EuropeThe Brand Protection Specialist – Europe is responsible for executing and supporting online brand protection and enforcement strategies across digital ecosystems. This role focuses on operational delivery, investigations, and client support, ensuring effective identification and removal of counterfeit and infringing content across marketplaces, social media, domains, and other online channels. The specialist collaborates with global teams (India, China, EU) and supports client programmes through data analysis, reporting, and enforcement execution, contributing to the overall success of brand protection initiatives. Key Responsibilities1. Online Enforcement & Investigations Identify and assess trademark, copyright, and counterfeit infringements across marketplaces, social media, websites, and domains Execute takedowns, DMCA notices, and platform enforcement actions Conduct digital investigations to uncover infringers, networks, and supply chains Support domain enforcement actions including UDRP/ADR cases where required2. Programme Execution Implement client-specific enforcement strategies and guidelines Monitor enforcement pipelines and ensure timely resolution of cases Maintain high-quality execution aligned with KPIs and SLAsSupport continuous improvements in workflows and enforcement processes3. Data Analysis & Reporting Analyze enforcement data to identify trends, emerging threats, and risks Prepare regular reports (monthly/quarterly) with actionable insights Translate data into clear recommendations for internal teams and clients4. Client & Stakeholder Support Support Manager/Client Leads in client communication and reporting deliverables Act as a point of coordination between clients and global operations teams Assisting strategy discussions by providing data-backed insights and observations5. Cross-Functional Collaboration Work closely with Legal, Enforcement, Product, and Technology teams Coordinate with analyst teams across regions for consistent delivery Support onboarding of new clients and programmes (data setup, workflows, enforcement guidelines) Required Skills & Qualifications

Education & Experience: Bachelor's or Master's degree in Law, IP, Business, or related field3–6 years of experience in brand protection, IP law, online enforcement, or digital investigations Experience in EU trademark frameworks, enforcement, or regulatory environments preferred Technical & Functional SkillsStrong understanding of:

Online marketplaces & social media enforcement
Trademark/IP infringement concepts
Domain abuse and takedown processes
Familiarity with:
EUIPO, WIPO, trademark databases
Enforcement tools and takedown platforms (Amazon, Meta, etc.)Ability to analyze large datasets and generate insights

Core Competencies:

Strong attention to detail and ownership mindset
Analytical thinking with data-driven decision-making ability
Effective communication and stakeholder coordination
Time management and ability to handle multiple priorities
Adaptability in a fast-changing digital threat landscape
LanguagesFluent in English (mandatory)
Additional European languages (Italian/French/German/Spanish) are a strong advantage
Preferred Attributes
Experience in fashion, luxury, or regulated industries
Exposure to multi-jurisdictional enforcement programmes
Understanding of emerging risks (social commerce, domain abuse, NFTs, etc.)

Working Conditions:

Collaborative global environment with cross-regional teams
Primarily desk-based with use of digital enforcement tools
Occasional participation in client calls and reviews

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