University of Notre Dame

University of Notre Dame

Associate General Counsel Research & Intellectual Property

Notre Dame, IN, United States

Sponsorship not specified$60k-$742kDetected 33 days ago
Intellectual PropertyResearchLeadershipCommunicationCollaboration

About the role

  • As a Catholic institution, it uniquely blends faith with intellectual inquiry, striving for excellence in teaching, research, and serving the common good.
  • With world-class facilities, acclaimed academic programs, and a strong commitment to innovation and ethical leadership, Notre Dame is an ideal place to make a meaningful impact.
  • The University of Notre Dame is more than a workplace!

Responsibilities

  • Support of Technology Commercialization Direct, day-to-day legal support of the IDEA Center, the technology commercialization arm of the University's Research organization.
  • The Associate General Counsel may also provide additional legal support to other areas of the University, as assigned, based on interest, experience, and demand.
  • Significant experience practicing in and strong working knowledge of intellectual property and transactional law, preferably with experience in extramurally funded research support and/or technology transfer
  • Ability to manage multiple matters simultaneously in a complex, fast-paced environment

Requirements

  • Active license to practice law in at least one U.S. jurisdiction, with the ability to obtain admission in Indiana, if required

Compensation

  • Commensurate with experience
  • Applications will be accepted through July 12, 2026
  • RESUME & COVER LETTER ARE REQUIRED to be considered for this position.
  • Please add in the attachments section of your application.
  • This position requires a regular on-campus presence to effectively collaborate with colleagues, engage with campus partners, and support the day-to-day needs of the role.
  • The University of Notre Dame seeks to attract, develop, and retain the highest quality faculty, staff and administration.

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