Company Information
The European Patent Office is the second-largest intergovernmental organisation in Europe, employing almost 7,000 staff from over 30 countries. The EPO strives to support innovation and promote a knowledge-based society. Its mission is to secure the highest quality standards in patenting.
Number of Vacancies 200
Degrees Required Master’s degree (or equivalent) in physics, chemistry, engineering or natural sciences
Placements available Internships in multiple technical fields
Locations
Munich and The Hague Salary
€62,400 – €88,800
Who we are looking for The European Patent Office is looking for engineers and scientists to work with tomorrow’s technologies today, in a multinational and intellectually stimulating environment. Our engineers and scientists work at the cutting edge of technology, examining the latest inventions in every technical field.
Careers Offered In 2016/2017 the European Patent Office plans to recruit more than 200 engineers and scientists to work as patent examiners.
Application Details Applicants must have a master’s degree (or equivalent) in physics, chemistry, engineering or natural sciences. Candidates need an excellent knowledge of one of the official languages (English, French and German) and working knowledge of the other two. Citizenship of one of the member states of the European Patent Organisation is essential.
Benefits We offer a competitive net basic salary (€5,200 – €7,400 per month, depending on experience) as well as various benefits and allowances.
Online Applications
www.epo.org/about-us/ jobs/vacancies/examiners/ selection-events
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Contact Details Apply online at www.epo. org/about-us/jobs/vacancies/ examiners/selection-events. html
Website
www.epo.org
Closing Date Ongoing
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