6 Novelty Jobs

Role Overview: As a Patent Analyst, your primary responsibility will be to conduct daily patent searches using a variety of methods, databases, and technology reviews. You will research and understand new technologies for patent-related ventures and perform different forms of patent searches based on your findings. Your role will also involve analyzing invention or patent disclosures and drafting key features of the subject invention/patent. Key Responsibilities: - Expertise in patent analytics, covering areas such as Landscapes, Patentability, Invalidations, Novelty, FTOs, Market Research, and Infringement. - Analyzing patent claims and descriptions for claims mapping, portfolio analysis, a...

A patent attorney's job involves helping clients protect intellectual property by drafting and prosecuting patent applications, conducting patent searches, and advising on patent strategy. They also handle intellectual property (IP) litigation, license agreements, due diligence for business transactions, and portfolio management, requiring both a law degree and a strong scientific or technical background. Core Responsibilities: Patent Application Process : Researching and drafting patent applications to secure legal protection for new inventions and technologies. Client Counseling : Providing legal advice to inventors and businesses on the patentability of their inventions and overall IP str...

A patent attorney's as an consultant - job involves helping clients protect intellectual property by drafting and prosecuting patent applications, conducting patent searches, and advising on patent strategy. They also handle intellectual property (IP) litigation, license agreements, due diligence for business transactions, and portfolio management, requiring both a law degree and a strong scientific or technical background. Core Responsibilities: Patent Application Process : Researching and drafting patent applications to secure legal protection for new inventions and technologies. Client Counseling : Providing legal advice to inventors and businesses on the patentability of their inventions...

The ideal candidate for this position should hold a B. Sc. / M. Sc., B. Pharm/ M. Pharm degree, with a preference for candidates having an MBA in a Science background. With 2 to 3 years of experience, we are looking to fill 1 opening in Noida. The working days are from Monday to Saturday with a salary bracket ranging from 1.80 LPA to 3.00 LPA. As a patent analyst, your primary responsibility will involve conducting daily patent searches utilizing various methods, databases, and technology reviews. You will be assigned to patent-related projects that require researching and understanding new technologies, along with performing different forms of patent searches based on your findings. Analyzi...

As a Patent Analyst, you will be responsible for conducting daily patent searches using a variety of methods, databases, and technology reviews. Your role will involve researching and understanding new technologies for patent-related ventures, as well as performing different forms of patent searches based on your findings. Utilizing your technical background and experiences, you will analyze invention or patent disclosures and draft key features of the subject invention/patent. You must be an expert in patent analytics, covering areas such as Landscapes, Patentability, Invalidations, Novelty, FTOs, Market Research, and Infringement. Your tasks will include analyzing patent claims and descrip...

As a patent analyst, your primary responsibility will be to conduct daily patent searches using a variety of methods, databases, and technology reviews. You will be involved in patent-related projects that necessitate researching and comprehending new technologies. Your tasks will include performing different types of patent searches based on your research findings, utilizing your technical background and experiences to understand patent disclosures, and draft key features of inventions or patents. You must be well-versed in patent analytics for both patent and non-patent literature, including landscapes, patentability, invalidations, novelty, freedom to operate (FTOs), market research, and ...