The Land Technician supports the Land Business Development department by managing well projects, contract exhibits, and technical data. They are responsible for ensuring contract compliance, analyzing ownership status, and coordinating internal approvals for land operations.
The Compliance Specialist will execute day-to-day KYC operations, including sanctions screening, Customer Due Diligence, and Enhanced Due Diligence for LNG and LPG counterparties. Additionally, the role involves maintaining data quality in Salesforce, managing case intake, and eventually performing compliance control testing.
The Project Administrator is responsible for auditing water transportation receipt tickets and managing the cost and quality control of the ticketing system. They will also coordinate with vendors, handle invoicing disputes, and prepare regulatory reports for water operations.
The intern will assist the Production Services team with data workflows, including SQL queries, Python scripting, and data lifecycle tasks. They will also manage scoped projects involving process design and analytics while documenting workflows and supporting departmental data requests.
The Data Analyst will partner with stakeholders to translate business needs into scalable data models, dashboards, and actionable insights. They are responsible for designing and maintaining analytical solutions while providing technical guidance and documentation to support business decision-making.
The Owner Relations Specialist serves as the primary point of contact for landowners, managing inquiries from intake through resolution. They are responsible for researching issues, maintaining accurate case records, and collaborating across departments to ensure professional and timely service.
The intern will support the Commodities department by analyzing market fundamentals, trading strategies, and logistics. They will also utilize data analytics tools to communicate insights and improve processes across the organization.
The intern will assist the Commodities team by analyzing supply, demand, storage, and transportation fundamentals to drive business value. They will work on various projects, interact with multiple organizational levels, and present analytical findings to senior management.
The Landman Intern will assist the land acquisition team by clearing wells for drilling and managing the day-to-day energy land operations. They will also serve as a public-facing representative, negotiating oil and gas leases and collaborating with various internal departments.
The intern will support the Operations Accounting department by performing journal entries, account reconciliations, and analyzing financial trends. They will also assist with land and lease activity tracking, invoice reviews, and data validation for accounting processes.
The role involves executing recurring reporting processes, maintaining dashboards, and performing data validation for the commodities and trading organization. Responsibilities also include reconciling invoices, resolving imbalances, and supporting SOX audit control testing.
The intern will support the gas management team by developing reporting tools and enhancing visibility into daily gas operations. They will also contribute to business process modeling and operational efficiency initiatives.
The intern will support the Talent Acquisition team by managing recruitment marketing initiatives, employer branding content, and candidate engagement strategies. They will also assist with core recruiting tasks such as sourcing, resume screening, and maintaining candidate data in the Applicant Tracking System.
The Surface Land Agent is responsible for acquiring and managing surface rights for upstream infrastructure projects, including well sites and facilities. They coordinate with internal teams and external contractors to ensure projects are delivered on time and within budget while managing legal documentation.
The Landowner Relations Manager leads the day-to-day operations and performance of the Landowner Relations team to ensure accurate and timely resolution of inquiries. This role also drives process improvements, technology enhancements, and cross-functional partnerships to optimize operational efficiency and the landowner experience.
The trader is responsible for managing and optimizing a natural gas trading portfolio by executing physical and financial transactions within the US East market. They will collaborate with commercial and risk teams to develop trading strategies that capture profitable opportunities while adhering to compliance standards.
The Application Analyst will support the full lifecycle of business applications within an Agile IT environment, including design, maintenance, and system integrations. They will also collaborate with stakeholders to ensure application stability and provide end-user support through issue triage and root-cause analysis.
The analyst will research, analyze, and forecast natural gas fundamentals and market dynamics to support trading, storage, and commercial activities. They are responsible for building supply-demand models, monitoring infrastructure, and providing actionable insights to executive leadership.
The Land Data Analyst will support the Land Department by creating advanced analytical models, pipelines, and BI solutions using SQL and Databricks. They will collaborate with cross-functional teams to improve data processes, conduct code reviews, and communicate actionable insights to stakeholders.
The Unit Development Analyst guides drilling units from initial design through production while ensuring compliance with lease requirements and company standards. They are responsible for reviewing unit boundaries, analyzing lease terms, and coordinating with cross-functional teams to resolve land and title issues.
The Director of STAQ leads the Special Project Case pipeline, managing the intake, prioritization, and delivery of technology and process improvements across the organization. This role governs solution architecture and data quality while leading a team of process engineers to drive business value.
