Paris, Île-de-France, France
We’re the forever innovators. On a mission that goes beyond business. Securing digital ownership in a changing world. Unlocking true freedom. We’re revolutionaries.
Looking beyond today. Bridging excellence and pragmatism, with ambition and conviction, to push the limits of what’s possible. That’s what you’ll do here, in this playground of innovation. With leadership and trust, you’ll write the rules of new technology, and create products that redefine security in a digital age.
Founded in 2014, Ledger is the global platform for digital assets and Web3. Over 20% of the world’s crypto assets are secured through our Ledger Nanos. Headquartered in Paris and Vierzon, with offices in UK, US, Switzerland and Singapore, Ledger has a team of more than 500 professionals developing a variety of products and services to enable individuals and companies to securely buy, store, swap, grow and manage crypto assets – including the Ledger hardware wallets line with more than 6 millions units already sold in 200 countries.
About the team
At Ledger, we are in the forefront of innovation. As an Intern within our Intellectual Property team, you will be tasked with projects playing a crucial role in protecting our groundbreaking work.
Your mission:
Assist on the management of Ledger’s IP portfolio (patents, product design, know-how…)
Support key projects and assist on the protection and launch of new products and services
Collaborate with R&D teams to identify and document potentially patentable inventions, with a keen eye on blockchain architectures, and Web3 applications.
Analyze open-source licenses and contributions to understand their implications and ensure compliance.
Draft and negotiate with the Commercial Legal Team different contracts across a broad range of areas including procurement and IP licensing
Perform legal research tasks
Assist on disputes and contentious matters
Depending on the Ledger business needs, you will be prepared to jump in and support across a wide range of IP areas (specific Web3 issues, trademarks and brand protection) in an industry that is fast-paced and constantly evolving
What we're looking for:
Currently pursuing a Master's degree or equivalent in Intellectual Property Law or New Technologies Law (with a technical background or good understanding of, Computer Science, AI, Software Engineering) with a specialisation or strong interest in patents
Previous internship experience in intellectual property, patent law, or a relevant technical field is highly desirable. Experience within a technology company or law firm specialising in patents would be a significant plus
Demonstrable understanding of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and open-source software development principles and various open-source licenses
Basic understanding of Web3 technologies (e.g., blockchain, cryptocurrencies, NFTs) is a strong advantage
Exceptional analytical and problem-solving skills, with the ability to articulate complex technical and legal concepts clearly and concisely is essential
Excellent written and verbal communication skills in both English and French
A genuine curiosity about emerging technologies
Ability to work effectively in a collaborative team environment and interact with diverse technical and legal professionals
We are an equal opportunity employer for all without any distinction of gender, ethnicity, religion, sexual orientation, social status, disability or age.
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