Yes that's right, CreateIP is hiring again.  Our lovely PA Chelsea is leaving us to embark on an overseas adventure, and while she will be sadly missed, it opens the door for another talented person to join our thriving team.  

The role will have a patents focus although the successful candidate will get involved in other aspects of IP law.  Specific tasks may include everything from typing letters and sending correspondence to looking after the office, booking travel and maintaining files.  This is an outstanding opportunity for growth for the right person, and a unique chance to be part of a high growth team.

If you or someone you know might be right for this role, please apply online or contact us today at mail@createip.co.nz. 

 

 

 

 

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