Are you interested in applying your programming skills to the rapidly growing area of legal technology and to a machine learning driven software product?
Intellectual property (IP) protection is an estimated 80 billion euro global annual market. A big part of this comes from the cost of prosecuting IP applications. This cost makes protecting ideas and brands so expensive that it is often seen as out of reach to many individuals.
We have been developing our IP industry disrupting system for about four years and the service will be launched in 2020. The system leverages the knowledge from over three decades of IP process development at the top tier IP law firm Papula-Nevinpat, together with the insights of leading specialists in Natural Language Processing (NLP). The service brings the cost of IP prosecution down to a level which dramatically improves global access to IP protection.
We are looking for talented software developers to join our multi-disciplinary team for launching the new service and to prepare ourselves to serve our new customers.
We offer
Key responsibilities
You will learn (prior knowledge of any of the below listed skills is considered a benefit)
We hope you have good spoken and written English skills.
Interested? Please send your CV and a motivation letter along with your salary request to rekry@papula-nevinpat.com by 13.3.2020. For further information, please contact our Chief Digital Officer (CDO) Teemu Lang, tel 0405763796.
To learn more about us, please visit our website www.papula-nevinpat.fi/ or follow us on LinkedIn and Twitter.
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