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Job Description IP Analyst

The Intellectual Property Team of Atlas Copco India Private Ltd (GECIA) is responsible for the protection of different aspects of Intellectual Property of the business areas Compressor Technique, Power Technique, Vacuum Technique and Industrial Technique and the divisions making part thereof with their subsidiaries/product Companies across the world. Atlas Copco (GECIA) is looking for an eligible candidate for the profile of IP Analyst for Pune Location.

IP Analyst are unique individuals who combine a deep knowledge of a technical area with a good understanding of intellectual property laws. We are looking for confident team players with robust technical and analytical skills, who can effectively manage various tasks and responsibilities and prioritize workflow in order to meet strict deadlines. The main responsibilities of an IP Analyst will include Conducting patent & non-patent literature searches including patentability searches, invalidity searches, clearance searches and other searches.



Providing insightful analysis of search results from various sources by preparing and delivering timely, value-added patent search reports based on in-house established patent search procedures.

Roles And Responsibilities

• Responsible for identification, and protection of different forms of Intellectual Properties created by the product companies of different business areas.
• Support the product companies in conducting, advising, and providing opinions on Patent analytics matters including Novelty/Patentability search, Freedom-to-Operate (FTO) studies/Infringement analysis/ clearance analysis, Validity/Invalidity search, State-of-the-art search, Prior art search, Non-Patent Literatures search, Technology/Patent landscape/White-space analysis.
• Responsible for monitoring and analyzing competitors' intellectual property activities to identify potential threats and opportunities as part of patent watch activities.
• Hands on experience

📌 IP Analyst (India)
🏢 Atlas Copco Group
📍 India