Meet the Computer Team
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00 Please introduce yourself
01 What do you find most exciting about your role as a patent examiner in the Computer area?
02 Is the EPO a collaborative work-place and is there cross-department work?
03 Which topics are currently in the focus of the IT-Security team?
04 What kind of IT professionals are you looking for in the IT-Devices team?
05 New Ways of Working – how do you benefit from it?
06 What development opportunities do you have at the EPO?
07 What do you like about working at the EPO?
08 Do you have any insights or advice you would like to share with external applicants?
09 Conclusion & final remarks
01 What do you find most exciting about your role as a patent examiner in the Computer area?
02 Is the EPO a collaborative work-place and is there cross-department work?
03 Which topics are currently in the focus of the IT-Security team?
04 What kind of IT professionals are you looking for in the IT-Devices team?
05 New Ways of Working – how do you benefit from it?
06 What development opportunities do you have at the EPO?
07 What do you like about working at the EPO?
08 Do you have any insights or advice you would like to share with external applicants?
09 Conclusion & final remarks
Meet the speakers
Cristina
Team Manager Patent Examiner Administrative Data Processing
Giuseppe
Team Manager Patent Examiner Application Security & Trust Management
Elena Lidia
Team Manager Patent Examiner Memory Management & Interfaces
With almost 6 300 employees, the European Patent Office (EPO) is one of the largest public service institutions in Europe. Its headquarters are in Munich and it also has offices in Berlin, Brussels, The Hague and Vienna. The EPO was founded with the aim of strengthening co-operation on patents in Europe. Through its centralised patent granting procedure, inventors are able to obtain high-quality patent protection in up to 44 countries.