Job Description

Part-Qualified Patent Attorney – Electronics / Physics

Location: London
Full-time | Permanent | Excellent Career Progression

We’re working with a leading UK intellectual property firm renowned for its work across advanced technology sectors. They’re looking to expand their team with a talented part-qualified attorney who wants to work on some of the most exciting inventions shaping the future, from AI and machine learning to semiconductors, telecommunications, and next-generation hardware.

The Role

You’ll join a collaborative and highly regarded team, working closely with clients ranging from innovative start-ups to global technology leaders. Your responsibilities will include:

• Drafting and prosecuting patent applications before the UKIPO and EPO.

• Advising clients on global patent strategy, portfolio management, and invention capture.

• Assisting with oppositions, appeals, and contentious matters.

• Contributing to client-facing projects and building trusted relationships with R&D and legal teams.

You’ll benefit from structured training and exam support as you progress towards full qualification, with a clear pathway to more senior responsibilities.

What We’re Looking For

• A degree (or higher) in electronic engineering, electrical engineering, physics, or a closely related field.

• Part-qualified UK or European Patent Attorney (or significant progress towards qualification).

• Strong analytical, drafting and communication skills.

• A genuine interest in emerging technologies and helping clients protect their innovations.

Experience in drafting, prosecution, or advising on patent matters within the electronics/tech space is highly desirable.

What’s On Offer

• Competitive salary and benefits package, with regular review points as you qualify.

• Industry-leading training, mentorship, and continued professional development.

• Exposure to a diverse client base and a wide range of cutting-edge technologies.

• A supportive and inclusive working environment with hybrid flexibility.