Caselton Clark
Patent Attorney

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Patent Attorney – Electronics & High-Tech
Location: Birmingham or Oxford, UK
Position: Permanent, Full-time
About the Firm
Our client is a premier, tier-one IP practice recognised globally for its technical depth and expansive international network. Holding a leading presence across the UK legal landscape, the firm offers a dynamic environment where top-tier talent works alongside high-calibre corporate, academic, and scale-up clients.
Role Overview
An opportunity has arisen for a Qualified Patent Attorney specialising in Electronics & High-Tech. Bridging deep technical innovation with commercial strategy, you will manage a varied caseload spanning patent prosecution, portfolio optimisation, and complex contentious matters.
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Key Responsibilities
- Drafting & Portfolio Management: Oversee prosecution and strategic management of domestic and international patent portfolios.
- FTO & Patentability: Conduct thorough novelty searches and deliver pragmatic advice regarding freedom-to-operate, infringement, and validity.
- Commercial Strategy & Due Diligence: Advise clients on IP alignment, licensing, trade secrets, and conduct IP audits for M&A, venture funding, and tech transfers.
- EPO Contentious Work: Assist in preparing legal submissions, evidence, and strategy for EPO opposition and appeal proceedings.


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Candidate Profile
- Qualification: UK Patent Attorney qualification (1–5 years PQE).
- Technical Background: Educational or professional background in Electronics, Electrical Engineering, Physics, or a closely related discipline.
- Domain Expertise: Exposure to cutting-edge tech sectors, including semiconductors, wireless communications (5G/6G), sensor technologies, consumer electronics, or computer-implemented inventions.
- Core Competencies: Clear, succinct communication skills paired with a commercial, solution-oriented mindset.
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