Intellectual Property ADMINISTRATOR

UK based
Greaves Brewster LLP

We are looking to appoint a full-time Intellectual Property Administrator to join our team of records professionals.

Ellis IP is a boutique IP firm with offices in Edinburgh and Inverness.  We are seeking a patent or trade mark administrator/paralegal to join our small team.

The client base is awesome! No this isn’t hyperbole, start ups at the cutting edge, large corporations, lots of direct work

We have a number of active assignments for Patent Attorneys considering a move at Partner level.

Work for a great training firm who have a philosophy of giving responsibility early so you build experience ahead of attorneys at other firms, earlier in your career

London (also other locations may be possible)

You’re bored right? Or maybe you feel overlooked? Or perhaps you just want a change? Whatever the reason for moving this firm might well provide a destination.

Work with universities, research institutes, start-ups and SMEs with a client base that is direct and dynamic

This is a role focused on the energy sector, particularly clean energy. It is a chance to further your expertise in this sector working closely with clients, not only filing and prosecuting patents but providing analytical and strategic support.

We have a number of active assignments for Patent Attorneys considering a move at Partner level.

This firm has a strong base in bioinformatics working across AI diagnostics, 3D structure analysis, microbiome sequencing and AI based immunotherapy drug design. This is a key area identified for growth for the firm and as a consequence it’s important that they find more senior attorneys who can add their expertise and help to train the next generation of attorneys.

Ideal candidates will be part qualified patent attorneys with a technical background in physics, computer science, or electrical engineering (or a related area).

Qualified attorneys with up to around two years’ post qualified experience are needed for this highly regarded London firm who are drowning in work