Overview
An electrical engineering patent attorney position is available with 100% remote work eligibility. The role requires 2+ years of patent prosecution experience with a focus on electrical engineering.
Responsibilities
- Meet with inventors and draft patent applications for filing with the USPTO
- Prosecute patent applications before the USPTO, including interviewing Examiners
- Collaborate with clients and other attorneys to develop and refine claim strategies
- Proactively manage a docket of cases where the attorney has primary responsibility, supporting a range of clients from start-ups to Fortune 500 companies
- Assist with additional prosecution and counseling matters, including:
- Drafting noninfringement and invalidity opinions
- Conducting due diligence investigations and performing freedom-to-operate and landscape analyses under the supervision of the firm’s partners
- Handle post-grant proceedings before the USPTO, including Inter Partes Reviews
Requirements
- Bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering or significant experience working in electrical engineering
- 2+ years of patent prosecution experience focused on electrical engineering
- Positive attitude toward client service
- Outstanding organizational, interpersonal, and professional service skills (written and verbal)
- Ability to multi-task, manage multiple priorities, and work in a team environment
- Self-starter with a commitment to success and personal professional growth
- Enjoy involvement in all aspects of a law firm team
Compensation & Benefits
- Good-faith base salary range: $165,000 - $250,000
- Competitive benefits
- Actual pay will be based on experience and other relevant factors permissible by law
- Bonus opportunities (eligible for three types):
- Trimester bonuses of up to an additional $15,000 for staying on track to meet your billable requirement
- End-of-year discretionary merit and productivity bonuses contingent upon meeting the billable requirement
Location
- 100% remote position
- If candidates reside in the DC area, they are welcome to come into the DC office as often (or as little) as they like
Application Requirements
- Submit a resume and a cover letter
- Law school and undergrad transcripts should be submitted with the application or when contacted by the firm