Bioengineer Patent Attorney

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Bioengineer Patent Attorney Job Summary
Our esteemed Amlaw200 client is seeking a bioengineer patent attorney for their Houston office to assist in transactional work and patent prosecution.

Bioengineer Patent Attorney Responsibilities

• Conduct thorough analysis and review of bioengineering patent applications, ensuring compliance with relevant laws, regulations, and patent office guidelines
• Draft high–quality patent applications for bioengineering inventions, including detailed technical descriptions and legal claims
• Collaborate with inventors, scientists, and clients to understand the technical aspects of bioengineering inventions and provide strategic legal advice
• Conduct patentability searches and analyze prior art to assess the novelty and patentability of bioengineering inventions
• Prepare responses to office actions from patent examiners, including drafting arguments and amendments to overcome rejections
• Manage and maintain a portfolio of bioengineering patent applications, including tracking deadlines, communicating with clients, and filing necessary documentation
• Assist in due diligence investigations and provide legal opinions related to intellectual property matters in transactional work, such as mergers, acquisitions, and licensing agreements, with a focus on bioengineering technologies
• Stay updated on changes in patent law and regulations related to bioengineering inventions, and advise clients accordingly.
• Participate in meetings, hearings, and negotiations with clients, patent examiners, and opposing counsel as needed, representing the firm's expertise in bioengineering patents
• Work collaboratively with other attorneys and support staff within the Houston office and across the firm to provide comprehensive legal services to clients
• Maintain confidentiality and integrity in handling sensitive client information and matters related to bioengineering patents
• Support business development efforts by participating in client pitches, presentations, and networking events to attract new clients and maintain existing relationships, with a focus on bioengineering industries and stakeholders

Bioengineer Patent Attorney Position Requirements

• Doctor of Jurisprudence from an accredited law school with exceptional academic credentials (top 25% required)
• 4+ years of experience Bar membership in both Texas and the USPTO A book of portables/business is a plus