Education (Essential) First-level university degree in law, international relations or other related discipline, with a specialization in intellectual property law. Education (Desirable) Post-graduate degree in intellectual property law. Experience (Essential) At least three years of professional experience in intellectual property law, including experience in industrial design law at the international level. Experience (Desirable) Experience of working with the Hague System. Professional experience working within a national or regional IP office. Language (Essential) Excellent written and spoken knowledge of English. Language (Desirable) Good knowledge of Spanish or French. Job Related Competencies (Essential) Good knowledge of the international IP system. Knowledge of the Hague system and its procedures. Excellent analytical skills. Ability to draft legal texts and communicate complex legal subject-matter to a diverse audience. Excellent communication, networking and interpersonal skills and ability to maintain effective working relations in a multi-cultural environment with sensitivity and respect for diversity. Proficiency in digital tools, AI-enabled applications, databases, information management systems, and online collaboration platforms. Commitment to continuous learning and the adoption of emerging technologies