G2 Legal
Tech/Software Patent Attorney

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Part-Qualified / Newly Qualified Technology Patent Attorney – London
A leading IP firm is looking to strengthen its growing London team with the appointment of a Part-Qualified or Newly Qualified Technology Patent Attorney. The firm offers a market-leading salary alongside a strong benefits package and an excellent reputation within the IP market.
The role would suit a Patent Attorney specialising in technology, electronics, software, telecommunications or a related area who is looking for a clear and structured route through their career. From day one, the successful candidate will have a mapped-out progression plan, with clear expectations and support at each stage of their development.
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The Role:
- Managing a varied portfolio of technology and electronics patent matters
- Drafting and prosecuting UK and international patent applications
- Working closely with innovative clients across a range of technology sectors
- Supporting senior Attorneys on more complex matters where appropriate
- Developing strong client relationships and gaining increasing responsibility
- Working towards qualification and/or progressing towards senior levels within the firm
Requirements:
- Part-Qualified or Newly Qualified Patent Attorney
- Strong technical background within technology, electronics, software, telecommunications or a related discipline
- UK patent qualification experience is desirable
- Strong academic and technical credentials
- Commercial awareness and a genuine interest in developing a career within a leading IP practice


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What's on offer:
- Market-leading salary
- Excellent benefits package
- Clearly mapped-out career progression from day one
- Strong training and development support
- High-quality client work and a broad technology portfolio
- Long-term opportunity to progress within a growing and highly regarded IP firm
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