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Austin office seeks attorney with patent preparation and prosecution experience. The candidate will be responsible for preparing and prosecuting patent applications. Should preferably have a B.S. or higher degree in computer science, computer engineering, or electrical engineering. Must be registered in the US. Legal

As a firm, their sole emphasis is on protecting their clients Intellectual Property rights. As experts in the field, they know everything about the IP industry and represent each client to the fullest capacity. Working out of one office in Texas, their lawyers handle cases involving trade secrets, patent portfolio development, trademarks, copyright maters and management. They are known best for their advising in IP licensing and litigation as well as patent portfolio development.

IP - Patent - Computer Engineering

Full-Time

Richardson office of an AmLaw firm seeks intellectual property transactional patent attorney with 1-4 years of experience. The candidate should have a Bachelor's degree in electrical engineering, computer engineering, physics, material sciences, or chemical engineering. Legal and/or technical experience with semiconductor processing and electronic fabrication methods are preferred. Ability to speak Mandarin is preferred. Legal

The candidate must also have strong academic credentials and excellent writing skills, and should enjoy working with others in a team-oriented setting.

This firm has a very solid reputation in the State of Texas and has an equally strong presence in the rest of the country. The firm seems to consistently score very well on associate quality of life surveys, and many associates throughout Texas consider working at this firm to be an ultimate of sorts. While we have a high degree of enthusiasm for this firm, and it is certainly strong in most practice areas, it is worth noting that the billable hours generated by the associates practicing here do appear to be consistently quite high. Even the Mexico City office of this firm has a real Texas mentality to it. Getting a position in this firm is no easy task, and the firm does fairly consistently look for top grades and credentials. Additionally, we believe that there is a high degree of diversity within this firm, and that the firm makes a solid effort to foster diversity within the workplace. The old adage No one ever got fired for choosing IBM could be reworded for this firm to state that No one ever made a serious career mistake going here. That is true. If you like to work hard, enjoy sophisticated work, and want to be part of a powerful firm with a lot of significant heritage in the State of Texas, this may be the place for you.

IP - Patent - Computer Engineering

Full-Time

Austin office of our client seeks patent associate attorney with 2-5 years of experience in preparing and prosecuting patent applications. The candidate should possess an electrical engineering or computer engineering degree, and be registered to practice before the USPTO. Must have experience ideally in the areas of virtual reality, graphics, mixed signal technology, and software. Legal

IP - Patent - Computer Engineering

Full-Time

Austin office seeks patent associate attorney with 3-6 years of strong prosecution experience, and a technical background in electrical engineering, computer science, or computer engineering. Industry experience in a technical field and advanced technical degrees are also of particular interest. Legal

The firm's area of specialization is intellectual property law. It has offices based in eleven states across the U.S. Disciplines consist of three core areas of practice. Patent prosecution, claim mapping and opinion-consulting work are the firm's practice areas. More than eighty-five adept lawyers and a skilled support group make up the firm. A few of the firm's practice industries are biotechnology-pharmaceuticals, clean technologies and software.

IP - Patent - Computer Engineering

Full-Time