Land Representative - Full Time
$98,000 - $110,000 per year
ApplyLand Representative - Full Time
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$98,000 - $110,000 per year
About the role
- Negotiating and drafting agreements with partners and landowners related to oil and gas exploration and production activities.
- Researching and analyzing title documentation for exploration, development, workover and plug and abandonment well operations.
- Providing land expertise to cross-functional teams including Legal, Finance, Commercial, Operations, etc. to support strategic decision-making on land agreements and ownership matters.
- Engaging with federal and state agencies on regulatory matters related to oil and gas operations.
- Managing surface land matters such as access, water, fencing and compliance with government requirements, as well as resolving surface damage claims.
- Building and maintaining strong relationships with third party stakeholders.
- Degrees: B.A., B.S., BBA, MBA, MS, JD What You Must HaveThe following qualifications are required:
- Strong communication skills: Can clearly and effectively convey ideas both verbally and in writing.
- Participation in Employee Savings Investment Plan with immediate vesting in both employee and company contributions.
- Chevron matching contributions:4% company match for a 1% employee contribution.8% company match for a 2% employee contribution.
- Work schedules:
- Flexible work schedules (5/40, 9/80, or 4/10), as determined by the work group and confirmed with the hiring manager.
- Paid holidays depending on your work schedule.
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