Landman II/III/IV

About this role

At EQT, you won't just do a job, you'll help shape our future. Through Transparent Leadership, you'll work alongside leaders who value collaboration and ensure every voice is heard. Through Connected Impact, you'll see how your work influences critical business decisions and drives value across our operations. Through Supported Growth, you'll have opportunities to expand your skills through cross-functional collaboration, development opportunities, and career advancement.

Join our Qrew! The Landman II/III/IV is responsible for supporting the acquisition, management, and development of oil and gas assets through effective land practices. This role involves negotiating leases and land agreements, curing mineral tile, and collaborating with cross-functional teams to support drilling and development activities. This individual will ensure accurate recordkeeping, compliance with lease obligations, and provides analysis and reporting to inform strategic decisions.

Success in this role requires strong communication, attention to detail, and the ability to manage multiple projects in a dynamic environment. The Landman II/III/IV responsibilities include but are not limited to: Negotiate and acquire oil and gas leases, deeds, and other land-related agreements. Oversee and direct third-party brokers providing land-related services. Conduct title research and analyze ownership to determine leasing opportunities and resolve title issues.

Collaborate with legal, operations, and geological teams to support drilling and development plans. Maintain accurate land records and ensure compliance with lease terms and regulatory requirements. Prepare reports, maps, and documentation to support land activities and decision-making. Monitor and advise lease obligations, including rental payments, extensions, and expirations. Assist in resolving land-related disputes and claims.

Required Experience and Skills: 2+ years of relevant land experience. Associate’s degree in related field. Strong negotiation, communication, and interpersonal skills. Ability to read and interpret legal documents, maps, and title records. Excellent mapping skills (Tax, Farmline and TOPO). Proficiency in land management software and Microsoft Office Suite. Familiarity with GIS mapping tools and deed plotting software.