Patent Specialist at Nokia

As a patent specialist, you will join a large global team of world-class technical patent specialists who manage Nokia’s leading 5G and 6G standard essential patent portfolio. You will have an opportunity to work closely with inventors and standards delegates to identify and protect high value 5G and 6G inventions, from idealization to patent licensing. Besides, you will also learn from the patent attorneys to create high-quality patents, extending your understanding (beyond the technology) toward patent prosecution. You will have a chance to develop competence in one of the technical areas in the 3GPP technologies domain: e.g., 6G Physical Layer, 6G MIMO, AI/ML enablers, 6G Control Plane/User Plane, 6G Architecture, 6G Security and Non-Terrestrial Networks. By learning and working in one of the most strategic teams, with Nokia-wide visibility, you will have an excellent foundation for your career development.

• Master’s degree in Electrical Engineering, Electronics, Telecommunications, Mathematics or Physics. PhD degree is a plus.

• At least 5 years of experience in research or R&D in radio technologies. Good knowledge on cellular standards such as 5G.

• Ability to work proactively, multi-task and meet aggressive timelines

• Excellent teamwork and written and oral communication skills

• An aptitude for continuous learning new and complex technology

• Learn from and work with inventors to enable high value 5G and 6G invention disclosures in a selected technical domain

• Learn from and work with patenting professionals for enabling high-quality patent applications in a selected technical domain

• Learn to make decisions on the further development of the global patent portfolio in a selected technical domain

• Learn to prepare and manage claim charts showing how patent claims map to 5G and 6G standard specifications, proving high-value high quality patent portfolio development in a selected technical domain

• Learning and developing patenting know-how and having possibility to grow to patent attorney role