European Patent Attorney

Role:

European Patent Attorney Location:

Girona -Spain Sector:

Digital (electronic engineering, software engineering, artificial intelligence, nanoscience)

The Company:

We are partnered with a pharmaceutical and biotechnical company, with a solid international presence, focused on the prevention and diagnosis for animal and human health.

The Role:

We are looking for a talented, fully or partially Qualified European Patent Attorney to join the team based in Girona.

Key Responsibilities:

Assessing innovative R&D developments and Digital solutions in close collaboration with technical and scientific staff and business units, providing IP advisory counsel Preparation of patent landscape and FTO analysis for EU and global R&D pipeline Performing state-of-the-art and patentability search reports Maintenance of internal IP and corresponding databases Global Prosecution of patents rights Participating in and dealing with drafting oppositions/appeal proceedings and observations before the EPO Providing validity opinions and infringement advice to the relevant R&D and business units

The Candidate:

Degree in industrial engineering or related disciplines including electronic engineering, software engineering, artificial intelligence, nanoscience and/or related. Minimum of 5 years of experience in the industry, preferably in pharmaceutical or/and biotechnology industries Experience in drafting and prosecuting patent applications, as well as in searching for and preparing reports on patentability and FTO (Freedom to Operate) opinions Experience in medical devices or industrial products would be appreciated Excellent command in English and Spanish Strong technical, writing, communication and analytical skills

If you meet the above requirements and are interested in taking the next step in your career, please send us your CV.

Caselton Clark are an Intellectual Property agency based in London. We work in partnership with the Perry Clayman Employment Agency on vacancies in the UK and across Europe.