WIPO Talent Pools: Apply by 30th June 2022
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The World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO), the global forum for intellectual property (IP) services, policy, information and cooperation, is looking for talented individuals from around the globe to help them develop the global intellectual property system. They employ for a wide range of roles: from software engineers, to designers, lawyers, statisticians and more.
The Talent Pools serve to ensure a pipeline of external qualified candidates for Professional and higher category posts, for profiles that are regularly recruited for and/or difficult to fill.
Note: WIPO particularly encourages expressions of interest from qualified women from nationals of unrepresented member states and underrepresented geographical regions.
How do the Talent Pools work?
The Talent Pools are open year-round to enable professionals to express their interest in employment with WIPO in a particular domain. The expressions of interest received will be reviewed by our recruiters with a view to:
- Contacting qualified professionals regarding vacancies that match their profile
- Sourcing candidates for temporary opportunities
Note: Registration in one of the Talent Pools does not guarantee employment with WIPO.
Learn more about International talent pools, rosters, clusters and pipelines
Talent Pool - Translation (Asian Languages)WIPO - World Intellectual Property OrganizationClosing 30th of June
Geneva (Switzerland) |
Talent Pool - Senior Female Professionals (all profiles)WIPO - World Intellectual Property OrganizationClosing 30th of June
Multiple Locations |
Talent Pool - Information TechnologyWIPO - World Intellectual Property OrganizationClosing 30th of June
Geneva (Switzerland) |
Talent Pool - Law / Intellectual Property LawWIPO - World Intellectual Property OrganizationClosing 30th of June
Geneva (Switzerland) |
Talent Pool – Program ManagementWIPO - World Intellectual Property OrganizationClosing 30th of June
Geneva (Switzerland) |
Learn more about Intellectual Property and the work WIPO does by reading through the Intellectual Property (IP) Basics short course.
