Graduates
Applications for our 2024 Trainee Patent Attorney positions are closing on 29 October 2023!
To be eligible for a position as a trainee patent attorney, you must hold a STEM degree (science, technology, engineering or mathematics) of which a minimum of 80% of the core course hours must cover scientific and/or technical subjects.
Applicants interested in submitting an application should send two versions (original and redacted) of the following documents by the closing date of 29 October 2023, 11.59pm to our HR team at [email protected]:
As part of our diversity & inclusion commitment, we ask applicants to submit two versions of the required documents: ‘redacted’ and ‘original’.
These document versions must redact the following information: full name and any other reference to your name (including any listed publications), contact details, schools, and universities. Redacted documents should also remain gender neutral – i.e., should not identify your gender.
Please see attached example application for guidance.
Original versions of the documents must also be submitted. We ask for an original version for HR use only when tracking applications and contacting candidates. Please ensure that separate documents are combined and submitted as one application each for the ‘redacted’ and the ‘original’ versions in PDF or Word format.
We ask you not to send or copy emails to anyone outside the HR team as they will be copied to a central email review team so will not remain confidential.
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