[Somnius]

Awesome, thanks a lot guys. It's pretty clear that the more disciplines you want to integrate, the more leg-work you're gonna have to do to finding professions that cater to them.

I wonder though if in firms like that and possessions such as those, you have to master in both disciplines?

I ask the above mainly because, based on my limited knowledge of IP Law, it is generally expected that competitive applicants have masters degrees in the technical areas, and mere undergrad isn't enough...?!

Edit: Nevermind, most of that firm's employees only have bachelor's in their technical discipline.