Division Order Analyst

EnSight Energy is a growth-oriented independent operator developing Haynesville Shale acreage across Northwest Louisiana and East Texas. Our land team moves quickly and rewards people who take ownership of their work.

The Division Order Analyst owns the full division order lifecycle—from interpreting title opinions and building interest decks through royalty owner relations, and well proposals—working closely with landmen, operations, and accounting to ensure accurate, timely title curative and interest distribution.

• Interpret title opinions to establish ownership of record and identify curative requirements.
• Draft, issue, and track division and transfer orders for new and existing wells.
• Build, maintain, and audit working interest (WI) and net revenue interest (NRI) decks across all Haynesville wells; perform decimal calculations and resolve interest discrepancies.
• Coordinate title curative with landmen, attorneys, and outside counsel.

• Serve as primary contact for owner inquiries on payments, ownership, and check detail.
• Process ownership changes—assignments, estate transfers, trusts, name/address updates, keep owner records current.
• Resolve payment disputes and suspense issues in coordination with revenue accounting.
• Well Proposals & Cash Calls
• Prepare and distribute well proposals (AFEs) to WI partners per applicable operating agreements; track consenting and non-consenting elections.
• Issue and track cash calls and follow up on outstanding obligations with joint interest billing; keep proposal, election, and cash call records organized.

• Support lease, unit, and well file maintenance and data entry in land and accounting systems.
• Help ensure operational and regulatory compliance related to ownership and payment obligations.

• Required: 2+ years of oil & gas division order experience (Haynesville or other shale a plus); working knowledge of O&G title, mineral ownership, and land records; proficiency building and auditing WI/NRI decks with strong decimal accuracy; royalty owner relations and ownership transfers; strong written and verbal communication;
  Microsoft Excel and standard land/accounting software; ability to work independently and manage multiple priorities.
• Preferred: Bachelor’s in Business, Petroleum Land Management, or related field (or equivalent experience);
  Wolfe Pak experience; familiarity with Louisiana mineral law and Haynesville unitization; prior small-department, cross-functional experience.

• Shreveport, Louisiana strongly preferred to support in-person collaboration;
  Remote-work applicants considered on a case-by-case basis.
• Competitive base salary plus performance-based bonus; health, dental, and vision insurance; 401(k) with company match; paid time off and holidays; home office stipend for remote employees.