USH Lease & Title Analyst

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The Lease & Title Analyst is responsible for the review and analysis of complex leases, contracts, title opinions and assignments while demonstrating a complete working knowledge of all land title principles to determine company ownership and obligations.

Responsibilities include:

• Analyze and interpret lease terms and conditions of oil & gas leases, contracts, conveyances, and other agreements relating to company assets, including but not limited to farm-ins, farm-outs and term assignments.
• Input and maintain lease, contract and other agreement data into Quorum Land for both operated and non-operated assets, which includes subdividing acreage and working interest from parameters such as lease description, mineral interest, depth/pugh restrictions and HBP/HBOP acreage statuses and researching leasehold interest owners from title opinions, deeds, and various title documents to make ownership changes and update lease records.
• Responsible for ensuring well, lease and contract relationships are accurate with utilization of research and analysis of documentation, GIS, online resources including TRRC, Drilling Info, BLM and other state websites when appropriate.
• Identify and document actual holdings of company in terms of acreage and percentage of ownership in properties.
• Support multiple Land regions’ review of calendars including obligations and expirations.
• Responsible for acquisition, divestiture and converted data setup/cleanup while determining and verifying acreage, ownership, provisions, legal description, etc.

• Able to multi-task, prioritize workload, and adapt in a fast-paced team environment
• Motivated to deliver results in a performance-driven environment through active participation in personal development and the development of others
• Effective collaboration, communication, and interpersonal skills
• Knowledge of various landowner types including private, state, federal, and tribal
• Experienced in shut-in review and payment process which could include the review of DOI, DOU and title opinions to determine and setup payments under tight deadlines with limited supervision
• Capable of exercising business judgment/sound decisions through independent risk analysis and recommendations.
• Professionalism in the handling of confidential and proprietary company information

• Knowledge/experience with…