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Job Title


Patent Agent


Company : Brunet & Co.


Location : Banff, Alberta


Created : 2025-02-21


Job Type : Full Time


Job Description

ABOUT US Brunet & Co. is a Canadian intellectual property firm based in London, Ontario, serving the worldwide marketplace of innovation. Specifically, we are a patent and trademark firm that files patents and trademarks with the Canadian Intellectual Property Office for Canadian and international corporations. We utilize our expertise in a range of technical fields to help domestic and foreign clients successfully secure patent and trademark rights in Canada. We collaborate closely with international IP firms to secure rights for our clients abroad. We have a professional and committed staff who work remotely within a mutually supportive team. THE ROLE We are seeking a seasoned patent agent to assume a self-directed role. This is a client facing role that requires the ability to communicate professionally and exercise judgement and decision making. Of paramount importance is English language communication, conscientiousness, attention to detail, and understanding of the importance of deadlines. The role offers a variety of different daily work experiences and can be performed remotely with a flexible schedule. Some of the responsibilities of this role include the following: Assisting with and overseeing patent filings before CIPO, USPTO, and WIPO. Responding to both foreign and domestic Office Actions. Corresponding with clients, foreign associates, and patent offices. Demonstrated experience building and maintaining successful client relationships. Attending client intake meetings and invention disclosure sessions to identify points of novelty. Performing patentability searches and preparing patentability opinions. Drafting patent applications for foreign and domestic filings. QUALIFICATIONS Class 1 or Class 2 CPATA license status preferred but will welcome applications of registered patent agents/attorneys from other jurisdictions with strong rsums and willingness to pursue CPATA Class 1 license. Successful completion of an undergraduate or preferably, a graduate degree in engineering, computer science, science, or a related field. Minimum of five years relevant experience in patent drafting and prosecution for both Canadian and foreign jurisdictions in a law firm context or in a corporate (in-house) IP group. Excellent oral and written communication skills with the ability to structure information clearly, concisely, and logically. Excellent time management skills. High level of motivation and commitment. Ability to work both independently and as part of a team and foster positive client and colleague relationships. COMPENSTATION Competitive salary plus bonus based on client billings