"Knobbe Martens provides an opportunity for engineers and scientists to further their professional growth and career development in exciting, challenging ways. Put your technical degree to work on issues involving science, technology, and the law. Candidates will assist with the successful procurement of patent protection for innovative technologies, evaluate the designs of new products, and assist with the evaluation of competitor products."
"Each client brings novel and diverse technologies to our firm. Therefore, candidates will learn about a variety of new technologies, learn to identify inventive features, learn to describe the inventions, and work with the Patent Office to allow a patent for the technology. The position also requires candidates to possess the ability to explain and describe new technologies in a way that is concise and descriptive."
"Reviewing new client technologies to determine potentially patentable inventions. Creating technical diagrams and drawings that describe the invention. Writing patent applications, including description and claims, with clarity and technical accuracy. Analyzing cited references, developing amendments and arguments, and conducting Examiner interviews. To be successful in this position, candidates must be strong communicators, both written and oral. Candidates must be able to work independently, with a large amount of working freedom."
Knobbe Martens offers engineers and scientists roles that apply technical degrees to issues at the intersection of science, technology, and law. Candidates will assist with procuring patent protection, evaluating new product designs, and assessing competitor products. The role involves learning diverse client technologies, identifying inventive features, describing inventions, and corresponding with the Patent Office to secure patents. Responsibilities include reviewing technologies for patentability, creating technical diagrams, drafting patent descriptions and claims, analyzing references, developing amendments, and conducting Examiner interviews. Strong written and oral communication skills and the ability to work independently are required. Candidates will take a patent law course and pursue USPTO registration.
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