Intellectual Property (IP) Counsel

United States Full-Time Legal, Compliance & ESG

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Specialization: Patents, Trademarks and Technology Protection

Location: United States

Job Type: Full-Time

About Exoben

Exoben Inc. is a global energy technology company focused on building practical and reliable energy solutions for everyday use. The company develops advanced battery systems, solar power solutions, energy storage platforms and EV charging infrastructure. These systems are designed to work together as one connected energy network.

Exoben is built on innovation. Its technologies, designs and systems are valuable assets that must be protected. Intellectual property plays a key role in maintaining competitive advantage and long-term growth.

Job Description

We are looking for a skilled IP Counsel to protect Exoben’s technology and innovations.

In this role, you will manage patents, trademarks and intellectual property rights.

You will work closely with engineering and product teams.

Key Responsibilities

You will manage patent and trademark filings.

You will protect company intellectual property.

You will advise on IP strategy.

You will handle IP disputes if needed.

You will work with external legal partners.

You will support innovation protection.

Qualifications

You have a law degree with focus on intellectual property.

You have experience in patents or technology law.

You understand IP protection and strategy.

You are analytical and detail-oriented.

Why This Role Matters

You protect Exoben’s innovation.

Your work secures long-term competitive advantage.

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