Trainee Patent Attorney (Sept '26 start) - Digital Technologies (Software/AI/Telecoms) - Sweden

Om jobbet

Become our next trainee in Sweden! Its a great time to join EIP, as we continue to evolve our European business in the Nordics region.

Why we're recruiting?

We're growing our Swedish office and are looking for a high-calibre digital patent attorney to join our pan-European team. You'll work at the cutting edge of software, AI and computing, with scope to move into telecoms and medical technologies. This is hands-on, high-impact work for market-leading tech clients.

With the launch of VisserAI, our attorneys are working with the most cutting edge suite of AI tools, driving up client satisfaction and attorney efficiency. If you want to start your career at a firm which is leaning into the future of professional services then look no further.

Why EIP?

• Work on complex, high-value matters from patent drafting to litigation
• Be part of a top-tier team trusted on some of Europe's most high-profile cases
• Operate where technologies intersect - AI, electronics, health-tech and beyond
• Learn alongside experts recognised for depth, rigour and results

Rewards & benefits

• We offer a competitive salary and several benefits:
• Highly competitive bonus scheme, paid twice per year
• Qualifying examinations sponsorship and study leave
• Comprehensive pension, insurance, and private healthcare package
• Friskvårdsbidrag wellness allowance
• 30 days' annual leave in addition to public holidays
• Opportunities for travel to work with our global colleagues and international client base.

About you

• Background in computer science, mathematics or physics
• PhD welcome, but not essential - expertise and capability matter most
• Curious, analytical, and excited by challenging technology
• This is a chance to build a standout career in digital IP, surrounded by people who lead the field.

Interested? Let's talk.

Equal opportunities

EIP is an equal opportunities employer that values diversity and welcomes applications from all suitably qualified persons regardless of their ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation, age, disability, religious practice or any other perceived differences.