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Bookmark or Share- Hiring Questions Megathread : r/patentexaminer - RedditI am interested in applying for a chemistry examiner position but my relevant technical areas primarily align with the chemical engineering questionarre. Without an engineering degree (I have a chemistry bachelor’s and master’s) I don’t think I’m qualified to apply to the chemical engineering position but I’m worried my experience ...
- Questions for current patent examiners from someone interested in ...I am interested in becoming a patent agent later on down the line after getting some experience in the industry. To gain better leverage and a better chance of being hired when applying for patent agent positions, I figured a position as a patent examiner would look pretty good. But, I did have some questions:
- Is there any way to un#$% an OER that is stuck "with examiner ... - RedditSubmit it as a pdf and tell them that it is in process at HRC. BTW. Don't call branch at HRC for OER issues. That isn't their lane. Call evaluations and
- New pay tables are up!! Effective June 2, 2024. : r/patentexaminer - RedditThere was a work schedule harmonization email on 4/6/2023 which has a helpful chart. Credit hours can be earned between 4:30 am and 11:59 pm Monday through Sunday.
- Patent Examiner Pros/Cons : r/patentexaminer - RedditPatent Examiner Pros/Cons Hi all, I will be graduating college next spring with an engineering degree, and I am potentially interested in the USPTO. I wanted to put out some of my interpretations of the job. and I was hoping someone could tell me if they are accurate or not.
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