The candidate must have a STEM degree in electronics, electrical engineering, general engineering with a focus on electronics, computer science, software engineering, or artificial intelligence, with a minimum 2:1 or equivalent. Physics, mechanical, and aeronautical engineering backgrounds are not accepted.

The candidate will have the opportunity to qualify as a patent attorney and work on a variety of engineering and tech sectors, providing advice on IP risks and opportunities for clients' global patent strategies.

Software Engineering

Legal

United Kingdom

London

Medium

Carpmaels & Ransford LLP
The European Intellectual Property Firm

Carpmaels & Ransford is a full-service European intellectual property firm at the forefront of a rapidly changing IP landscape.

As a trusted advisor to so many world-class companies and brands, we have been regarded as a pioneer in handling intellectual property for over 200 years. We are known for a consistent ability to anticipate client needs and apply unparalleled expertise to complex challenges.

What sets us apart? We believe it’s our united talents. We join up our knowledge and resources, blending vast experience with infectious enthusiasm, expert knowledge with a constant hunger to learn more, and individual skill with great teamwork.

Carpmaels & Ransford

<ul><li>Are you looking for a career that allows you to apply the technical knowledge gained from your engineering degree in a legal and commercial environment? Do you have an inquisitive mind, a flair for writing and a love of problem solving?</li><li>If so, a career in intellectual property law&nbsp;may&nbsp;be for you.&nbsp;</li><li>Each year, we recruit a number of exceptional STEM graduates, supporting them through to qualification as a UK and European patent attorney. New trainees join a practice group relevant to their subject of study. Opportunities exist within our Chemistry, Biotechnology and Engineering &amp; Tech practice groups.</li><li>Becoming a patent attorney allows you to put your degree to good use in a rewarding and intellectually stimulating profession. With a renowned training programme, we offer exceptional support for obtaining professional qualifications and beyond.</li></ul>

2:1 or higher

Currently Studying

Undergraduate

STEM

First Year 

Are you looking for a career that allows you to apply the technical knowledge gained from your engineering degree in a legal and commercial environment? Do you have an inquisitive mind, a flair for writing and a love of problem solving?If so, a career in intellectual property law may be for you. Each year, we recruit a number of exceptional STEM graduates, supporting them through to qualification as a UK and European patent attorney. New trainees join a practice group relevant to their subject of study. Opportunities exist within our Chemistry, Biotechnology and Engineering & Tech practice groups.Becoming a patent attorney allows you to put your degree to good use in a rewarding and intellectually stimulating profession. With a renowned training programme, we offer exceptional support for obtaining professional qualifications and beyond.

Expression of interest – First year university students (computer science/electronics/electrical engineering/software engineering) - Carpmaels & Ransford

Expression of interest – First year university students (computer science/electronics/electrical engineering/software engineering)

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