Law Student Legal Internship (IP)

ESURGI is seeking a part-time intern or extern that is well-versed in patent law.

Job Responsibilities:
• Ensure that Esurgi Intellectual Property is protected
• Assist in procuring Patent Clinics
• Work with the legal clinics throughout the legal process
• Collaborate with design and implementation teams to review ESURGI’s products
• Help to draft IP applications
• Help to draft, edit, and review legal contracts related to an early-stage company

Minimum Requirements:
• Interest in or experience with law and IP
• Available to work remotely
• Strong attention to detail, highly motivated, and works well with others.
• Ability to make progress while working under minimal supervision
• Strong writing, proofreading, research, and communication skills
• Reliable, self-motivated, and results-driven
• Six (6) months of commitment to this position

Preferred Educational Background:
• 2L/3L law student
• Pursuing an LLM in IP / Patent Law
• Pursuing or have a degree in Law or a four-year degree in Legal, Engineering, or a Technical/Science background

Preferred Qualifications:
• Knowledgeable about or experience in patent law, and contract law
• Experience with or knowledge in engineering or biotechnology

Why ESURGI?
• We have a strong internship program, where externs work directly with an outward-facing executive
• You will be gaining a great mentorship relationship with one of our executives
• You will learn how to build connections in the healthcare and biotechnology industries
• Flexible working hours
• 100% remote
• CPT, OPT or college credit offered

About ESURGI

ESURGI is an early-stage bio-health technology startup. Our products include physical medicine, and rehabilitation, physical therapy, and medication reconciliation. It is one of the companies mentioned in Fortune Magazine as the World’s Most Admired Companies and in Forbes’ Fast Tech 25. Our executives have a medical research background in institutions such as UCLA.

About our Internships: An archetypical internship at Esurgi is essentially a special project in the work setting. The interns will be assigned a mentor with an executive background. The intern and the mentor will develop an internship plan. This will be based on the intern’s educational background, career goals, and realistic (preferably interdisciplinary / team) projects within the Esurgi sphere. The plan includes objectives, success factors, and deliverables. The intern and mentor will meet regularly to review the progress and plan of the intern. Typical conversations: How would you measure this in that context? I am curious about why you did not suggest those approaches. Given these available data sources, what would be your approach to calculating that?

This internship is not paid.