Employment at InventHelp®

All employment inquiries should be sent to:

InventHelp®
Attn: HR
217 Ninth Street
Pittsburgh PA 15222-3506

Would you like to help inventors? Then take a look at some current positions available with the InventHelp team!

Working at InventHelp®

Ask an employee what they enjoy most about working at InventHelp®, and they will probably tell you that they enjoy the open environment and working with their fellow employees. We work hard for our inventor clients in an environment that fosters the growth of our team members. Some employees have been with InventHelp® since we were founded in 1984. Many members of our management team began their employment here in entry-level positions and have moved up through the ranks. We always seek to "promote from within" whenever possible. InventHelp® employees are encouraged to share ideas and enhance their skills.

We believe that every person who works at InventHelp® is important to our mission of helping inventors attempt to submit their ideas to industry to give them the satisfaction of having made an effort.

Some of InventHelp's Core Values:

• Fairness and honesty in all we do
• Strong work ethic
• Caring about people
• Positive attitude
• Resilience
• Sense of humor
• Self-reliance
• Team player

Ben Franklin and InventHelp®

Starting in 2004, as a company-wide celebration of the inventive spirit, InventHelp® started celebrating the birthday of one of America's best-known inventors – Ben Franklin. Why do we celebrate Ben Franklin's birthday? You already know that Franklin experimented with electricity and that his signature is on the Declaration of Independence. But there is so much more to the guy than that! He invented the Franklin Stove, innovated home fire safety and was a widely published essayist.

At the beginning of 2004, InventHelp® launched the Ben Franklin Award program to recognize and celebrate our employees. Once a year, all InventHelp® employees are asked to vote for the team member they feel best represents our company.

Stories from Ben Franklin's Life

Franklin the Humorist
Benjamin Franklin was once accosted by a drunken man who had overheard him discussing the Declaration of Independence. Slandering the document, the young fellow shouted at Franklin: "Aw, them words don't mean nothing at all. Where's all the happiness the document says it guarantees us?" Franklin sympathetically replied, "My friend, the Declaration of Independence only guarantees the American people the right to pursue happiness. You have to catch it yourself!"

Franklin the Inventor
We're sure you're familiar with Franklin's experiments with electricity. But did you know these experiments made him famous around the world? A crowd of curiosity seekers once gathered outside Franklin's Philadelphia home, hoping to catch a glimpse of the scientist's miraculous discoveries. The shrewd Franklin decided to rid himself of the fence-hanging gawkers by sending a jolting, but harmless, electrical charge through the iron-wrought fence surrounding his house. The crowd quickly dispersed, shaking their heads in disbelief!

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