Right-of-Way Agent
About the job
- At least 5 years of midstream energy and right-of-way experience.
- Experience supporting integrity, corrosion, operations, or maintenance projects.
- Experience negotiating easements, permits, licenses, and real property agreements.
- Experience working with landowners and external stakeholders.
- Proficiency with geographic information system applications and mapping tools.
- Advanced Microsoft Excel and Outlook skills.
- Experience using online research tools and land records resources.
- Strong communication, negotiation, and organizational skills.
- Ability to manage multiple projects and priorities simultaneously.
- Ability to work independently with minimal supervision.
- Support landowners and local stakeholders on land and right-of-way projects within an assigned territory.
- Develop access, temporary workspace, and notification plans for integrity and corrosion projects.
- Research and prepare reports related to easement rights, title updates, and landowner claims.
- Prepare and negotiate easements, licenses, permits, and other real property agreements.
- Obtain permits and approvals from private, local, state, and federal agencies.
- Investigate, negotiate, and resolve property damage claims.
- Coordinate with operations, engineering, project management, and land teams.
- Maintain project documentation and land records.
- Support ongoing operations and maintenance-related land activities.
- Work independently with minimal guidance from Land Management.
- Title research and title curative experience.
- Experience preparing title updates and ownership reports.
- Knowledge of pipeline operations and maintenance activities.
- Experience supporting large-scale midstream infrastructure assets.
- Familiarity with land administration systems and databases.
About the company
Purple Land Management secures land and property rights for energy and infrastructure developers across the contiguous United States. It researches ownership records, negotiates leases and access agreements, and resolves title problems before clients build or acquire assets. Its specialists also assess land interests in acquisitions and coordinate with landowners throughout a project, from initial research to final agreements. Clients hire the firm for individual land services or a broader project partnership; digital mapping and detailed data management underpin the work. Founded in 2010, Purple Land Management is headquartered in Fort Worth, Texas.
Company Size
201-500
Company Stage
N/A
Total Funding
N/A
Headquarters
Fort Worth, TX
Founded
2010
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Work arrangements span several formats: Purple uses office, hybrid, and remote environments across its land services teams.
- Specialist work extends underground: Purple handles pore-space ownership and leases for carbon storage projects.
- Degrees broaden contractor entry: Purple's Permian title role considers law or energy-management degrees instead of some experience.
What critics are saying
- Employee status is role-specific: Purple lists both employee jobs and independent-contractor engagements.
- Title research carries production pressure: Purple expects its Permian title landman to meet deadlines and production goals.
- Project leadership involves travel: Purple ties periodic trips to client and project needs in its land manager role.
What makes Purple Land Management unique
- Pricing includes fixed bids: Purple quotes predictable project structures alongside customized land services.
- Project maps combine private and public records: Purple builds custom data layers inside its proprietary Overdrive platform.
- Managers own delivery: Purple project land managers control staffing plans, budgets, schedules, and client communication.
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