The Land Tech Administrator will provide administrative support, analyze documents, input information, communicate with project managers, and assist land service teams in maintaining efficient operations and quality customer service.

The Title Landman will conduct title research and analysis to verify property ownership, collaborating with project managers to address title issues. The role requires meticulous attention to detail to ensure accuracy in title deliverables for land acquisition projects in the Williston Basin's oil and gas sector.

The Title Abstractor Landman will perform mineral and title research by analyzing county records, utilizing online databases, and ensuring production goals are met. The role requires effective communication and adherence to deadlines while providing thorough reports to clients for oil and gas operations.

The Project Manager will oversee the land department's operations, provide project updates to senior executives, influence landmen for efficiency, manage client accounts with a focus on satisfaction, and develop strategies for business development and client objectives.

The Title Abstractor Landman is responsible for conducting mineral and title research, preparing reports based on county records, and ensuring timely production goals. This role requires strong communication skills and the ability to work independently, meeting specific deadlines while contributing as a team member.

The Mineral Buyer will focus on acquiring mineral interests, primarily in the Permian Basin, by contacting mineral owners, negotiating acquisitions, and building relationships. The role entails tracking deal progress and collaborating with team members to enhance acquisition strategies.

The Landman (Reviewer) position involves conducting detailed title research, managing ownership calculations, providing constructive feedback on coworkers' work, and maintaining communication with stakeholders. The role emphasizes accuracy, accountability, and meeting project deadlines to support energy companies' operations.

The Title Abstractor Landman will conduct mineral and title research, analyze and document findings, and provide clients with necessary reports to facilitate drilling operations and lease payouts. The role requires meeting deadlines, maintaining production goals, and working independently within a team-oriented environment.

The Project Land Manager will lead the land department by providing project updates to senior executives, managing client accounts, and developing strategies for client objectives. Responsibilities include motivating the team, identifying business leads, ensuring customer satisfaction, and marketing the company's services.

The Landman conducts thorough research on county records to identify surface and mineral ownership, analyzes and documents findings, meets deadlines, and manages multiple priorities. This role also involves contributing to additional tasks as assigned by management, requiring strong communication skills and the ability to work independently.

The Title Abstractor Landman is responsible for conducting mineral and title research, analyzing county records, and preparing reports for clients. They will work independently while meeting production goals and deadlines, ensuring accountability and effective communication with management and clients.

The Landman will research county records to establish surface and mineral ownership, ensuring accurate documentation and timely reporting. Responsibilities include analyzing research findings, meeting deadlines, and participating in various additional tasks as required by management.

The Title Abstractor Landman will conduct mineral and title research, ensuring deadline adherence while managing multiple priorities. Responsibilities include analyzing county records, documenting research findings, and preparing reports for clients. The role requires independence, effective communication, and proficiency in Microsoft Office and Adobe Acrobat.

The GIS Analyst at Purple Land Management is responsible for generating and organizing GIS data, analyzing title documents, establishing leasehold boundaries, and supporting land services projects. The role requires proficiency in ESRI ArcGIS Suite and experience in the oil and gas context, alongside strong organizational and reasoning skills.

The Title Abstractor Landman conducts surface, mineral, and leasehold title research, performs analysis of county records, and calculates ownership for landowners in Utah. Primary tasks include documenting research results, preparing reports, and managing deadlines in a team-oriented environment.

As a Title Landman, you will conduct surface, mineral, and leasehold title research. You'll analyze ownership, engage in communication with clients, and ensure accuracy in all documentation while managing multiple priorities and deadlines. This role requires independent work and collaboration within a team.

The Title Abstractor Landman will conduct mineral and title research, analyze findings, and prepare reports for clients, ensuring deadlines are met while working independently and collaboratively within a project management team.

As an Associate Landman, you will conduct title research and acquisitions in the energy sector while receiving mentorship and training. Responsibilities include thorough research, professional communication, and documentation of findings for client reports.

The Title Abstractor Landman will perform mineral and title research for drilling operations, analyze results, document findings, maintain deadlines, and support the project management team in a collaborative work environment.

The GIS Product Manager at Purple Land Management will own the product vision, strategy, and roadmap while managing a team to develop innovative GIS products. Responsibilities include analyzing business requirements, defining functional requirements, and performing complex data analysis using ArcGIS and related technologies.