Biotech Patent Agent

MNF Global
May 1, 2024
Washington, DC
20001

Job Description Job Description Overview : This dynamic law firm is seeking an experienced Biotech Patent Agent from a top U.S. law firm with a superb biotechnology and life sciences background. This position is designed for professionals with a strong foundation in biotechnology and life sciences, complemented by experience in a leading U.S. law firm. It presents an exceptional opportunity for career growth through diverse patent-related activities and avenues for collaborative development. Professional Growth: Firm provides a high level of mentorship and training within a collegial environment. Multiple locations are available. The selected candidate will participate in a comprehensive mentorship and training program, aimed at broadening their expertise. Collaborating with experienced partners in Washinton D.C. and other locations, the role facilitates significant skill enhancement in the areas of patent preparation and prosecution. The firm is dedicated to creating a supportive and team-oriented atmosphere, ideal for professional development and the exchange of knowledge. Responsibilities: • Respond to U.S. office actions with the USPTO • Conduct prior art and freedom-to-operate searches for patentability and freedom-to-operate analysis • Draft high-quality U.S. patent applications • Be an integral member of the team and invest in attorneys with both mentorship and professional growth Qualifications: • Ideal candidates will have a Biology-related PhD • Must be eligible for USPTO admissions • Superior academic credentials required • Outstanding writing ability is required • 2+ years of top law firm patent prosecution experience in a broad range of biology applications which may include molecular and cellular biology, Genetics, and/or Immunology. Anticipated Base Salary Range The anticipated base salary range is $135,000-180,000 per year. Actual salary will depend on several factors including but not limited to specific qualifications, job-related skills, and relevant experience. Application Process: Candidates who meet these qualifications are encouraged to apply for the DC office position. Our thorough review process ensures a mutual fit between the candidate and the firm. We also welcome discussions with candidates looking for patent law opportunities nationwide, aiming to support your career goals in the best possible way. Job Order 561 - Washington D.C. Office. Other locations available. Powered by JazzHR 4IOa2qErLV

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