Anthropic
IP Counsel, Trademarks & Domains
$335K–$385K
San Francisco, CA +1 · Full-time · Posted Aug 24, 2026
- Location
- San Francisco, CA
San Francisco, California, United States - Experience
- Substantial trademark and domain practice experience required; preferred qualification is 10+ years. Minimum years correlate with internal job level requirements.
- Education
- Law degree (JD, LLB, or equivalent); minimum education is a bachelor’s degree or equivalent combination of education, training, and/or experience.
- Visa sponsorship
- Visa sponsorship is available, but not for every role or candidate; if an offer is made, Anthropic will make every reasonable effort to obtain a visa.
About the job
Protect Anthropic’s global trademarks and domains through clearance, prosecution, portfolio management, enforcement, and practical brand guidance for business teams.
What you'll do
- Run trademark clearance for model, product, and feature names and advise on risk.
- Manage global trademark and domain portfolios, including prosecution, enforcement, acquisitions, disputes, and recovery.
- Advise business teams on brand usage and naming, and build processes for global brand protection.
What they ask for
- Law degree (JD, LLB, or equivalent) and local licensing eligibility for in-house counsel work.
- Substantial trademark and domain experience across clearance, prosecution, portfolio management, and enforcement.
- Hands-on experience running clearances, shaping filing strategies, and making enforcement decisions.
- Experience managing global trademark and domain portfolios, including UDRP proceedings and online enforcement.
Nice to have
- 10+ years of trademark and domain practice.
- In-house technology company experience; AI or fast-evolving technology brand protection; high-volume enforcement programs; or disputes with commercial, community, or publicity dimensions.
Pay
$335,000 — $385,000 USD base salary
Tools
UDRP
AI focus
Protecting brands in AI and supporting Anthropic’s responsible AI development.
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