Senior Land Analyst

Senior Land Analyst About the Company

Our client is a prominent, multi-generational, family‑owned oil and gas operator headquartered in Midland, Texas. With a long‑standing footprint across both the Delaware and Midland sub‑basins of the Permian Basin, the company operates a substantial portfolio of producing assets alongside a deep inventory of undeveloped leasehold.

The organization is distinguished by its disciplined capital allocation, conservative balance sheet management, and a genuine commitment to long‑term stewardship of its mineral and working interest positions. This is a company that thinks in decades, not quarters — built on relationships, integrity, and operational excellence.

The platform is actively engaged across the full asset lifecycle: drilling, leasing, acquisitions, and ongoing divestiture activity, offering the successful candidate meaningful exposure to complex, high‑quality land work within a stable, privately held structure.

The Senior Land Analyst will be an integral contributor to the Land team, responsible for executing and supporting a wide range of land and leasehold functions across the company's Permian Basin asset base. This role sits at the intersection of technical land analysis, title research, lease administration, and transactional support — requiring strong analytical skills, sound judgment, and a working knowledge of upstream land practices in the Permian.

This is a hands‑on role suited to a motivated land professional who is ready to take ownership of meaningful work product, contribute across functional areas, and grow within a well‑capitalized, relationship‑driven organization. The Senior Land Analyst will work closely with the Land Administration Manager, field landmen, legal counsel, and operations to support the company's active drilling program, leasing activity, and A&D transactions.

• Analyze, abstract, and maintain oil and gas leases, assignments, and amendments in the company's land management system
• Track primary term expirations, continuous drilling obligations, held‑by‑production status, depth limitations, and special lease provisions
• Identify and flag at‑risk leasehold; support lease renewal, extension, and top leasing initiatives in coordination with field landmen
• Calculate and process lease maintenance payments including shut‑in royalties, delay rentals, and minimum royalties
• Interpret and summarize complex lease language and pooling/unitization provisions for internal stakeholders

• Research title to oil and gas properties using county deed records, RRC data, and internal ownership files
• Prepare ownership runsheets, chain of title summaries, and working interest / net revenue interest calculations
• Track title requirements from drilling title opinions; assist in gathering and organizing curative documents including affidavits, ratifications, and assignments
• Coordinate with courthouse vendors, abstractors, and outside counsel to obtain missing instruments and complete curative files
• Support the setup of new wells in pay status by providing accurate WI/NRI data to the division order team

• Maintain and update acreage position maps and leasehold summaries across the Delaware and Midland sub‑basin footprints
• Assist in the preparation of prospect maps, unit plats, and drilling spacing unit analyses in support of the drilling program
• Perform acreage calculations, net acre tallies, and lease ownership summaries for internal reporting and A&D screening
• Utilize GIS tools and internal mapping systems to track acreage positions relative to offsetting operators and activity

• Assist in land due diligence for acquisitions, including lease file review, title gap identification, and leasehold screening
• Support data room preparation and buyer/seller inquiries during divestiture processes
• Help with post‑closing integration of acquired leasehold, including system uploads and records organization
• Research competitor acreage positions and recent leasing activity in target areas to support business development efforts