Land Analyst

Assist with ongoing land operations, acquisitions activities and strategies in the Land Department. Job Description Assist with ongoing land operations, acquisitions activities and strategies in the Land Department. Job Responsibilities Prepare, maintain and process land related files Review title opinions. Assist with curative with direction from title attorney and/or landman Assist in preparing contracts, agreements, correspondence and various land documents to be transmitted to surface owners, royalty interest owners, industry partners and working interest owners Assist with title issues and accounting questions related to division orders, asset sales, leasing and acquisitions Prepare transmittals, check requests, oil and gas leases, assignments, rights of way and other associated contracts Prepare and transmit proposal letters to partners on wells, workovers, completions, lease acquisitions Research and correspond to inquiries regarding invoicing Respond to non-operator, royalty/surface owner inquiries Prepare plats and maps Update records and monitor monthly lease obligations, expirations and terminations Prepare presentations and spreadsheets for weekly status reports Provide analysis of land contracts and leases Calculate working and net revenue interests Assist in resolving accounting issues as needed Job Benefits Compensation includes industry competitive salary commensurate with experience, performance incentives, plus medical and dental benefits, 401(k), etc. Details are available upon application. Qualifications 2+ years recent related experience including Oil and Gas land contracts Mineral and royalty acquisition-related experience and other field land work experience a plus Solid computer skills, including highly proficient in MS Excel, Word, Outlook and Power Point and internet research, Quorum knowledge a plus Extremely detail-oriented, organized and able to multi-task with strong communication and planning skills are key to this position 4 year college degree preferred Advanced verbal and written communication skills #J-18808-Ljbffr Matador Resources