Key skills
Communication
About this role
Role Overview
- Conducting preliminary assessments to evaluate risks and opportunities related to intellectual property rights.
- Assisting clients with trademark and design registrations—nationally and internationally.
- Handling oppositions and administrative reviews before the Norwegian Industrial Property Office and EUIPO.
- Negotiations and acquisition of domain names.
- Assistance in domain name disputes.
- Providing strategic advisory services and legal counselling.
- Supporting dispute resolution matters.
Requirements
- Master of Laws degree (cand.jur.)
- Relevant experience within intellectual property law is a significant advantage, whether from the Norwegian Industrial Property Office, KFIR, or an IP law firm.
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills in both Norwegian and English.
- A high level of precision and strong communication skills.
- A strong interest in the field of IP, with ambitions for professional and personal development.
Benefits
- Exciting and challenging responsibilities in a well-knit team that support and motivates each other.
- Excellent opportunities for professional development, including participation in conferences.
- The opportunity to be part of a dynamic and international work environment, with opportunities for secondments at our offices in, for example, London, Madrid, Rome, Stockholm, or Copenhagen.
- Modern and centrally located offices in the heart of Oslo.
- Flexible working hours. We strongly believe in the benefits of working together in the office, while also offering the flexibility to work from home occasionally.
- Competitive compensation.