Lead Sr Patent / Docket Assistant
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Role summary
Responsible for administrative maintenance of some or all of the company's patent portfolio, including updating and maintaining databases for patents and trademarks, preparing and filing documents regarding patent applications, and implementing administrative processes that require a more comprehensive knowledge and procedures to improve operating efficiency. May have responsibility for routine correspondence with patent office or trademark office, or outside law firms, including payment of issue fees.
Job summary sourced from the Empsight benchmark job library.
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