The analyst will manage complex ownership matters, including Take-in-Kind, DOI calculations, and title opinion reviews. They are responsible for resolving ownership discrepancies and performing various interest calculations for royalties and working interests.
The Due Diligence Landman is responsible for researching and verifying leasehold and mineral ownership to support acquisition and divestiture decisions. They must identify title defects, prepare detailed runsheets, and maintain accurate project files while meeting strict deadlines.
The candidate will manage in-house land operations, including coordinating well schedules ahead of rig activity. They are also responsible for handling post-acquisition data integration and must be available for frequent travel.
The Senior Landman will lead title research, curative work, and client-facing land services across Texas, New Mexico, and Oklahoma. Responsibilities include drafting and negotiating oil and gas contracts, resolving title defects, and mentoring junior landmen.
Lead and manage complex land and title projects from scoping to completion across various U.S. basins. Serve as the primary client contact while overseeing teams of landmen and abstractors to ensure accurate and timely deliverables.
Manage and analyze Held By Production (HBP) assets across various basins including Texas, New Mexico, and Colorado. Review leases and production data to determine HBP status and communicate findings clearly to clients and internal teams.
