IP Patent Paralegal

Accountabilities Prepare, file, and track patent applications and related documentation, ensuring filings are accurate and completed within required deadlines.

Maintain patent docketing systems and monitor filing deadlines, prosecution milestones, and other critical dates.

Support the administration and ongoing management of domestic and international patent portfolios.

Coordinate with attorneys, inventors, and external counsel to gather information, documentation, and other materials required for patent matters.

Maintain accurate and comprehensive patent records and prepare portfolio reports, status updates, and related documentation.

Assist with patent research, filing coordination, and other administrative activities supporting intellectual property matters.

Identify opportunities to improve workflows and contribute to more efficient patent filing, docketing, and portfolio-management processes.

Manage multiple matters and deadlines simultaneously while maintaining a high level of accuracy and responsiveness.

Requirements

Mid- to senior-level experience working as a patent paralegal, IP paralegal, or in a closely related intellectual property support role.

Demonstrated experience with patent filings, patent docketing, and intellectual property portfolio management.

Experience supporting both domestic and international patent matters is highly valued.

Familiarity with patent filing and docketing platforms, systems, and related legal technology.

Strong organizational and time-management skills, with the ability to prioritize competing deadlines and maintain accurate records.

Excellent written and verbal communication skills, with the ability to collaborate effectively with attorneys, inventors, outside counsel, and other stakeholders.

Strong research and technology skills, with the ability to work efficiently across legal databases, docketing systems, and digital tools.

Exceptional attention to detail and a strong commitment to accuracy, confidentiality, and quality.

A paralegal certificate or equivalent professional experience is preferred.

A proactive, collaborative approach and the ability to work independently in a remote environment are important for success.

Benefits

Estimated total compensation for non-attorney roles ranging from $71,250 to $309,750 per year , depending on experience, skills, certifications, location, and business needs.

Health, dental, and vision insurance options.

Paid holidays and paid time off.

Flexible work arrangements with a remote-friendly environment.

Professional development opportunities, resources, and tools.

Exposure to a broad range of intellectual property matters and opportunities to work alongside experienced legal professionals.

An inclusive workplace committed to equal employment opportunity and professional collaboration.

Reasonable accommodations available throughout the recruitment process for qualified individuals with disabilities.

Employment may be subject to successful completion of applicable background checks, identity verification, and confirmation of legal authorization to work.

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