Electrical Engineer Patent Associate Attorney

Houston office of a BCG Attorney Search Top Ranked Law Firm seeks an electrical engineer patent associate attorney with 1+ years of intellectual property experience. The ideal candidate must have prior experience with patent drafting and prosecution. Experience developing and implementing IP strategy is a plus. Must have excellent academic credentials, particularly in transactional law courses. Must have strong drafting, research and writing skills, and the ability to manage multiple projects independently and as part of a team. Must be admitted in Texas.

Join the large Houston office of this exciting firm. Practice areas include corporate, litigation, tax, employment, and immigration law. This firm is in a period of strong growth, and it needs to hire more talented attorneys immediately. In recent years, this firm has grown very steadily year after year. This firm prides itself on being a strong presence in the Texas market. Associates at this firm give it high marks for a balanced practice. This firm is equally strong in litigation, corporate and tax. One thing we like about this firm is the variety of clients they represent. For example, this firm represents both public and private companies as well as numerous family-run businesses. As such, associates working here often get very early responsibility and also get the opportunity to become as involved in many matters as they are capable of. This firm has a solid reputation in the Texas market and, although less than 50 years old, the firm has established a strong presence for itself there.

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