Intern – Intellectual Property
🚨 We’re Hiring | Intern – Intellectual Property
HaystackAnalytics is looking for an Intern – Intellectual Property to join our team in Turbhe, Navi Mumbai.
🎓 Eligibility: Pursuing or completed LLB
📍 Location: Turbhe, Navi Mumbai
🎓 Qualification: Pursuing or completed LLB
🔍 What will you work on?
• Perform preliminary trademark and design clearance searches
• Research global IP laws, regulations, and judicial trends
• Assist with drafting and organizing paperwork for patent, trademark, and copyright applications
• Document and manage information related to IP activities
🧠 What we’re looking for
• Strong understanding of the basic IPR framework — Patents, Trademarks, Copyrights & Trade Secrets
• Excellent analytical, report-writing and data-management skills
• Keen attention to detail
• Ability to work independently and collaboratively
• Strong organizational, time-management and communication skills
• Proficiency in Google & Microsoft Office Suite
📩 To apply: Send your CV to [contact shared on WhatsApp] with the subject line “Intern – Intellectual Property”.
If you’re interested in Intellectual Property and the intersection of law, technology and healthcare, we’d love to hear from you!
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