The Associate Landman will conduct title research, support acquisitions, negotiate with landowners, and participate in a comprehensive training program.

The Title Landman will conduct surface, mineral, and leasehold title research, manage documentation, and communicate with clients while ensuring timely and accurate reporting.

The Title Landman will research ownership of lands in Utah, prepare reports, ensure accurate ownership calculations, and meet deadlines while managing multiple priorities.

Conduct detailed research on public records and genealogical data to trace mineral ownership and locate heirs. Prepare reports to support lease acquisition and resolve ownership issues.

The Title Landman conducts research on surface, mineral, and leasehold titles, prepares ownership reports, and manages multiple priorities in a structured environment.

The Division Order Analyst will review and audit division orders and title documents, calculate ownership interests, resolve discrepancies, and communicate findings to clients while maintaining detailed records.

The Title Attorney will conduct mineral and title research, manage project deadlines, and collaborate with clients and internal teams for legal support.

The Title Landman will conduct surface, mineral, and leasehold title research, create ownership reports, and ensure accurate documentation for client submissions in South Texas.

The Title Abstractor Landman is responsible for mineral and title research, meeting deadlines, and providing essential reports to clients to facilitate drilling operations.

The Landman Reviewer conducts title research, reviews fellow landmen's work, and ensures accurate documentation while communicating with stakeholders and managing project deadlines.

As a Title Abstractor Landman, you will conduct title research, verify ownership rights, and provide accurate reporting for energy projects.

The Title Abstractor Landman conducts title and mineral research, analyzes results for client reports, and meets production deadlines in a team-oriented environment.

The Title Abstractor Landman will conduct mineral and title research, analyze results, and submit reports while meeting deadlines.

The Landman (Reviewer) conducts title research, reviews work of fellow landmen, ensures compliance to standards, and provides feedback while maintaining project deadlines.

The Landman Reviewer conducts title research, reviews work of others, and manages client reports while ensuring accuracy.

Conduct title research and review the work of fellow landmen, ensuring quality and accuracy. Manage multiple projects and deadlines while providing feedback to team members.

Conduct mineral and title research using online databases and courthouse records; analyze and document findings for client reports; meet production goals and deadlines; communicate with management and clients; perform additional duties as assigned to support drilling and lease payout operations.

Conduct title research and verify ownership of surface and mineral rights. Work with project managers to ensure accuracy in reporting and meet deadlines.

Responsible for tracing surface and mineral ownership, analyzing records, preparing reports, and managing multiple priorities in a fast-paced environment.

The Curative Landman resolves title issues, prepares documents, manages multiple curative items, and ensures project documentation is complete.