About this opportunity:
Ericsson is a Swedish company with over 90,000 employees worldwide that creates game-changing technologies and services that shape our future. We are a world leader in the rapidly changing environment of communications technology – by providing hardware, software, and services to enable the full value of connectivity. Join a team of like-minded innovators driven to go beyond the status quo to build what’s next.
Our purpose: To create connections that make the unimaginable possible.
Our vision: A world where limitless connectivity improves lives, redefines business and pioneers a sustainable future.
Our values: Our culture is built on over a century of courageous decisions, in a place where co-creation and collaboration are embedded in the walls and where our core values of professionalism, respect, perseverance and integrity shine through in everything we do.
Join Ericsson’s IPR & Licensing team as an Intellectual Property (IP) Rights Policy Researcher - Lawyer and engage in a dynamic role that bridges technology and policy. This paid internship offers a comprehensive opportunities to explore the intersections of innovation, technology, and IP rights.
What you will do:
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Conduct research and draft policy papers, position papers, and other publications on SEPs and standardization topics.
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Collaborate with Ericsson’s technical and legal teams to identify and articulate key messages that highlight Ericsson’s leadership in 5G and 6G innovation.
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Develop clear, engaging content for infographics, videos, and other communication materials aimed at educating policymakers and industry stakeholders.
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Contribute to projects and initiatives that promote understanding of Standard Essential Patents (SEPs), Fair, Reasonable and Non-Discriminatory (FRAND) terms, and standardization policy.
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Support the IPR Policy Team in internal and external communication activities that reinforce Ericsson’s thought leadership in the IP ecosystem.
The skills you bring:
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Excellent English command in written and oral communication
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Law degree with completed or ongoing specialization in IP (Intellectual Property)
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Preference will be giving to those with experience in a law firm or equivalent environment handling IP-related matters
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Keen interest in marketing and communication, with an eye for clarity, impact, and audience engagement
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Proactive, structured, and well-organized team player with strong collaboration skills.
Eligibility
Applicants must have the legal right to work in Germany (e.g., EU/EEA/Swiss citizenship or an existing German work permit). Please note that visa sponsorship is not available for this position.
