G2 Legal
Biotech Patent Attorney

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A leading international intellectual property firm is looking to strengthen its established team with the appointment of a Part-Qualified Biotech Patent Attorney. The firm has a strong reputation within the life sciences and biotechnology space, working with a diverse range of innovative clients across the UK and internationally. This is an excellent opportunity to join a highly regarded practice with strong technical expertise and a supportive environment for continued professional development.
The successful candidate will work closely with experienced Patent Attorneys on a broad range of high-quality biotechnology matters, gaining further exposure across drafting, prosecution and wider patent strategy. The firm is committed to developing its people and offers a clear route towards qualification and long-term progression within the practice.
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Responsibilities
- Drafting and prosecuting patent applications
- Advising clients on patent strategy and protection
- Working on UK, European and international patent matters
- Conducting patentability and prior art assessments
- Supporting senior Attorneys on complex biotechnology matters
- Building and maintaining strong client relationships
- Working collaboratively with colleagues across the wider IP team
- Continuing to develop technical and commercial expertise
- Progressing towards full qualification as a Patent Attorney


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Requirements
- Part-qualified Patent Attorney with a biotechnology background
- Strong academic background in biotechnology, biological sciences or a related discipline
- Experience within a private practice or relevant in-house IP environment
- Progress towards UK and/or European Patent Attorney qualification
- Strong written and verbal communication skills
- Genuine interest in developing a long-term career within patent practice
- Commercial awareness and a client-focused approach
- Ability to work effectively as part of a collaborative team
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