An engineer's job description involves a great deal of creating things based on the knowledge learned in school and the course of their career. These creations qualify as creations of the mind which is the very definition of intellectual property and thus protectable under IP laws.
So, understanding your rights as an engineer is critical to your profitability. This guide highlights types of intellectual property that have a huge significance to an engineer, such as patent, industrial design, trademark, copyright, and trade secret protections.
If you are venturing into a career as an engineer or have been in it but never paid attention to your IP rights, this will be an excellent read for you.
Understanding IP Laws
IP laws are designed to protect creations of the mind, also called ...
