We look for people who find paperwork infuriating
A firm that writes its own software needs lawyers who cannot stand doing the same task three times. If that describes you, keep reading.
No billable hours
We do not measure time in the chair. We measure whether the file goes out right and on time.
The machine does the repetitive work
Filing, tracking, and notices are automated. You bring judgment, not keystrokes.
Your own files from month one
There is no pyramid. You carry your cases and sign them, with the principal's review.
Open roles
Two profiles: the person who handles trademarks and the person who handles data. Here is what each one does and what we ask for.
Sample descriptions. None of these roles is open yet: do not send an application expecting a hiring process that is under way.
Trademark analyst
Searches across WIPO's global database, viability studies, and preparation of files for filing.
- Attorney or final-year law student
- Andean Decision 486 and the Nice Classification
- An eye for detail: here a mistake costs a fee
Compliance and personal data
Law 1581 audits, support with the RNBD (Colombia's National Database Registry), and drafting of data-processing policies.
- Experience in habeas data
- The ability to write for non-lawyers
- The judgment to separate real risk from noise
How the process works
Write to us
An email with your résumé and two paragraphs on why this interests you. No template cover letters.
A real case
We send you an anonymized file. It is not a timed test: we want to see how you reason.
A conversation
One hour with the principal. You ask questions too: we work differently here, and you should know that up front.
An answer
Yes or no, within a week, with reasons. Nobody is left waiting.
What if there is no role for you?
Write to us anyway. If what you do is useful to us, we would rather add a chair than let you walk past.
[ Write to hola@tuavocado.ai ]