Objective of the role: Being a patent engineer means being at the heart of innovation and your primary mission is to support our clients in protecting and promoting their innovations. You work within a team of intellectual property experts and collaborate with experienced lawyers, patent attorneys, and engineers.


Responsibilities:

• You analyze technical documents provided by clients to understand the proposed innovations;
• Based on technical and legal analyses, you draft patent applications in French and English, ensuring the legal and technical soundness of the text;
• You organize meetings with inventors to refine your understanding of inventions and adapt the protection strategy;
• You stay informed of technological developments and new case law in intellectual property matters;
• You will attend training courses to deepen your knowledge of patent law and prepare for the Industrial Property Attorney (IPA) exam and/or the EQE (European Qualifying Examination);
• You will regularly interact with your colleagues to discuss complex cases and benefit from their expertise;
• As a junior patent engineer, you will gradually gain greater autonomy and responsibility, with the prospects of eventually becoming a representative on European patent terms or advice on industrial property.

Experience required:

• 1+ years of experience in mechanical engineering;
• R&D experience is a plus;
• French - advanced level (C2) is a must;
• English - advanced level (C1) is a must.

Career Benefits:

• As a patent engineer, you benefit from constant intellectual stimulation. Every day, you discover new inventions and analyze cutting-edge technologies to protect them. This profession allows you to exercise your curiosity and analytical skills while contributing to innovation;
• Working on a wide variety of subjects, ranging from mechanics to electronics to artificial intelligence. Each project is unique, and you interact with inventors, intellectual property specialists, and technical experts, which makes your daily life dynamic and enriching;
• Furthermore, this profession offers you excellent career prospects. With experience, you could become an Intellectual Property Attorney, or later a European Patent Attorney: career progression is clear and well-structured.

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