Nils Olivier
About Nils Olivier
Nils Olivier serves as the Responsable Propriã Tã Industrielle at Inria, where he has worked since 2015, focusing on managing intellectual property. He has a background in engineering and has previously held positions in various organizations, contributing to innovations in digital sciences and technology transfer.
Work at Inria
Nils Olivier has been employed at Inria since 2015, serving as Responsable Propriétés Industrielles, where he manages intellectual property matters including patents, trademarks, and domain names. His role involves facilitating collaboration among researchers with diverse skills to address specific scientific challenges. Inria is recognized for its multidisciplinary approach to digital transformation and innovation, particularly in areas such as healthcare, transport, and smart cities.
Previous Experience
Before joining Inria, Nils Olivier worked as an Ingénieur Brevets at Egyp - Ernest Gutmann - Yves Plasseraud S.a.s. from 2013 to 2015. His responsibilities included managing patent applications and providing expertise in intellectual property. Additionally, he completed internships at Aéroports De Paris Management and EDF R&D, where he gained practical experience in the field of technology and research.
Education and Expertise
Nils Olivier studied at the Université de Technologies de Troyes from 2006 to 2011, earning a degree that laid the foundation for his career in intellectual property and technology management. His education has equipped him with the skills necessary to navigate the complexities of patents and trademarks, contributing to his effectiveness in his current role at Inria.
Background
Nils Olivier has a background that spans various roles in the field of intellectual property and technology management. His career began with internships that provided him with insights into the operational aspects of technology transfer and research environments. His current position at Inria reflects his commitment to advancing digital sciences and fostering innovation in collaboration with researchers.