Senior Technology Licensing Officer
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Role summary
Responsible for managing licensing projects and cases, including identifying and evaluating technologies with commercial potential and licensees for the technologies. Prepares invention summaries for marketing purposes and develops and implements marketing strategies for each technology. Drafts and negotiates licenses and other types of agreements, including material transfer, collaboration, and nondisclosure agreements.
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