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Full-time · Remote - United States · $266,000 – $418,000
This role leads intellectual property strategy and litigation for Reddit, requiring a senior attorney to develop worldwide IP policies, oversee the patent portfolio, and advise cross-functional teams on copyright, trademark, patent and trade secret issues. It suits experienced IP counsel from tech environments who combine strategic thinking with deep legal expertise and want to protect a major internet platform's innovations and brand.
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