Full-Time

Land Supervisor

Systems and Processes

Updated on 9/9/2026

Deadline 8/24/27
Diversified Energy

Diversified Energy

501-1,000 employees

Independent energy producer acquiring mature wells

No salary listed

Charleston, WV, USA

In Person

Occasional travel and visits to field locations or operational facilities may be required.

Bachelor's

Category
Data & Analytics
Required Skills
Power BI
Data Governance
Data Analysis
Excel/Numbers/Sheets

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Requirements
  • A bachelor's degree in Energy Management, Business Administration, Information Systems, Finance, or a related field is preferred; equivalent experience may be considered.
  • 10+ years of in-house oil and gas land experience is preferred.
  • Experience supporting acquisitions, divestitures, land data integration, and business process improvement initiatives.
  • Prior experience leading, mentoring, reviewing work, or directing team activities.
  • Advanced proficiency in Microsoft Excel and large dataset analysis.
  • Experience with Power BI, Power Automate, reporting tools, and workflow automation solutions.
  • Experience with Enertia, Quorum, or similar oil and gas land and accounting systems.
  • Working knowledge of geographic information system platforms, document management systems, Sarbanes-Oxley compliance, and internal controls.
  • Strong knowledge of land records, ownership structures, contracts, and land administration processes.
  • Ability to balance hands-on technical responsibilities with employee supervision and development.
  • Ability to lift up to 20 pounds at a time.
  • Ability to communicate effectively in person, by telephone, and through virtual collaboration platforms.
  • Ability to perform the essential functions of the position with or without reasonable accommodation.
Responsibilities
  • Supervise analysts and technicians, including work assignment, prioritization, scheduling, and quality review.
  • Provide coaching, training, performance feedback, and onboarding support.
  • Monitor workloads, allocate resources, and identify development opportunities.
  • Foster accountability, collaboration, and continuous improvement across the team.
  • Coordinate acquisition and divestiture integration activities, including data validation, reconciliation, testing, and migration efforts.
  • Support transaction planning, post-closing activities, and resolution of complex ownership, contractual, and system-related issues.
  • Ensure deliverables are completed accurately, efficiently, and in accordance with established standards.
  • Oversee recurring reporting, dashboard development, and data analysis activities.
  • Support workflow automation, process enhancements, system upgrades, and testing initiatives.
  • Serve as a subject matter expert for land systems, reporting tools, and integration processes.
  • Enforce data quality standards and established business processes.
  • Support Sarbanes-Oxley compliance activities, audits, and internal control requirements.
  • Maintain documentation, procedures, and training materials.
  • Conduct quality reviews to ensure data integrity and process consistency.
  • Serve as a primary operational contact for internal customers regarding land data, systems, and reporting needs.
  • Coordinate with Information Technology and cross-functional teams to resolve issues and support business initiatives.
  • Communicate project status, risks, and priorities to management and stakeholders.
  • Work at a desk for prolonged periods and regularly use computers, telephones, and standard office equipment.
  • Travel occasionally to support acquisitions, divestitures, training, field operations, or business meetings.
  • Occasionally visit field locations and operational facilities while complying with safety requirements.
Desired Qualifications
  • A bachelor's degree in Energy Management, Business Administration, Information Systems, Finance, or a related field.
  • 10+ years of in-house oil and gas land experience.

Diversified Energy buys and operates mature natural gas and oil wells to generate steady cash flow. It acquires long-lived assets from other producers, optimizes operations to boost production and reduces emissions, and then retires the wells. Revenue comes from selling gas, NGLs, and oil from wells across the Appalachian Basin and Central U.S., supported by midstream gathering pipelines and a disciplined hedging strategy. Through its Next LVL Energy subsidiary, it manages asset retirement for its wells and offers retirement services to third parties, aiming for predictable, long-term cash flow while carefully handling end-of-life costs and environmental impacts.

Company Size

501-1,000

Company Stage

IPO

Headquarters

Birmingham, Alabama

Founded

2001

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Simplify's Take

What believers are saying

  • On September 2, 2026, Diversified agreed to buy Birch for $1.8 billion.
  • Birch adds 68,000 boe/d, 480 net wells, and 46,000 Permian acres.
  • The August 2026 Oklahoma rig adds 19 gross wells and 12,500 boe/d offset.

What critics are saying

  • Highful Law opened an investigation in January 2026 over understated asset-retirement obligations.
  • The November 2024 West Virginia settlement requires plugging 2,600 wells by 2034.
  • Rusty Hutson becoming chairman on August 5, 2026 concentrates power and weakens oversight.

What makes Diversified Energy unique

  • Diversified owns mature PDP wells, not exploration risk, since Rusty Hutson's 2001 founding.
  • Its Carlyle-backed acquisition engine bought 35 assets after 2017, totaling over $7 billion.
  • The company combines production, midstream, and plugging through Next LVL Energy.

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OK Energy Today
Sep 3rd, 2026
Diversified Energy announces $1.8 billion acquisition.

Diversified Energy announces $1.8 billion acquisition. Diversified Energy Company, the Alabama-based company with extensive holdings and operations throughout Oklahoma including a recent $1.1 billion acquisition in the state, announced its $1.8 billion acquisition of Birch Permian Holdings, Inc., an independent oil and gas producer headquartered in Houston, Texas. The acquisition from affiliates of Elliott Investment Management L.P. is considered a strategic expansion of Diversified's Permian footprint, adding a scaled, operated position of proved developed producing ("PDP") assets in the heart of America's most productive oil basin. Rusty Hutson, Jr., Chairman and CEO at Diversified called it an "important milestone" in the company's evolution and long-term growth strategy. "This $1.8 billion acquisition is our largest in the Company's 25-year history. Birch has assembled one of the highest-quality operated asset positions, combining a concentrated footprint in the core of the Permian, substantial production scale, integrated infrastructure, and a track record of delivering predictable, high-margin cash flows. These assets align exceptionally well with our disciplined approach to acquiring and optimizing long-life energy assets and provide a compelling platform for future value creation for our shareholders." He said the acquisition is expected to add about 68 Mboepd of production for the company and also create expanded commercial opportunities. "We believe Diversified's operational expertise, Smarter Asset Management, and Portfolio Optimization Program can further unlock value across this asset base while maintaining the disciplined capital allocation framework that has defined our success." What does it add to Diversified? About 46,000 net mineral acres of commercially attractive core Permian Basin leasehold, 500 gross operated wells of which 75% of wells with 2022 vintage or prior. Just about four months ago, Diversified made a $1.1 billion acquisition of more than 100,000 acres of oil and natural gas properties in Oklahoma's Anadarko basin. The drilling sites were acquired from Denver-based Camino Natural Resources and involved what Diversified called "a bolt-on portfolio of certain oil and natural gas properties." Diversified said the acquisition, in partnership with global investment firm Carlyle's Global Credit platform, provides an additional 100 high-quality undeveloped inventory locations in an active development area, with Diversified owning in excess of 450 locations in Oklahoma, pro forma for the acquisition. Camino will retain its ownership of the Chickasha development area. Diversified said the acquisition is especially notable for the state, as it signals large-scale institutional confidence in the longevity, value, and productivity of Oklahoma's energy assets and basins. It also further expands Diversified's growing operational footprint in the region. In announcing the Permian basin buy, Diversified said the acquired assets are expected to deliver strong, durable free cash flow and potential synergies from their contiguous location within Diversified's existing footprint. Importantly, the Acquisition establishes Diversified as a premier operator of Permian assets, creating a core, concentrated position for potential future consolidation of additional PDP assets as Permian Basin production continues to mature, representing a significant long-term opportunity for growth in PDP consolidation and operations. Diversified expects to become an increasingly significant operator and marketer of oil and natural gas in the United States. Pro forma gross volumes under Diversified Energy's operated control are expected to reach approximately 2.5 Bcfepd (~1.6 Bcfepd net). With the closing of the Acquisition, Diversified believes it will be well-positioned for meaningful commercial opportunities across commodity streams. Diversified explained the $1.8 billion acquisition is being primarily funded through an issuance of an Asset Backed Securitization ("ABS") of approximately $1.5 billion through its partnership with Carlyle's Asset-Backed Finance and Capital Markets teams ("Carlyle"), along with other customary financing sources, including available liquidity under Diversified's revolving credit facility. The Company expects to close the Acquisition during the fourth quarter of 2026, subject to customary closing conditions. Further, Carlyle and Diversified have agreed to expand the scale of their strategic partnership from the original $2 billion framework to a broader collaboration through which the parties may pursue up to $10 billion of potential PDP acquisition opportunities over time, subject to mutual agreement and transaction-specific approvals. Permian Transaction Rationale * Building a Scaled Permian PDP Consolidation Platform: The Acquisition creates a significant PDP asset base in the Permian Basin and establishes Diversified as a scaled operator within the basin. This enhanced operating presence is expected to provide an expanded platform for future consolidation as the Permian matures and an increasing inventory of long-life producing assets becomes available, well-suited to Diversified's PDP-focused acquisition strategy. * High-Quality, Low-Decline Assets with Integrated Infrastructure: Birch provides a geographically dense, mature, predictable production base of 480 net wells with lower decline characteristics, which closely align with Diversified's operating model. The concentrated acreage position is further supported by integrated production and water infrastructure, is expected to provide greater operational control, lower unit costs, and opportunities to capture margin across the value chain. * Accretive Acquisition with Durable, High-Margin Cash Flow: The Acquisition is expected to be immediately accretive on key per-share financial metrics and add approximately $548 million of annualized Adjusted EBITDA [b] from a high-margin asset base. The combination of vertical integration, low operating costs, ~80% EBITDA margins, and a mature production profile is expected to support durable free cash flow generation. * Increases Scale, Expands Commercial Opportunity: The Acquisition, Diversified's largest acquisition to date, will represent another significant expansion in Diversified's scale, increasing production [a] by ~35% and Adjusted EBITDA [b] by ~55%, while bringing pro-forma gross sales volumes from Diversified to ~2.5 Bcfepd. This increased scale will materially enhance Diversified's relevance as a producer and marketer of oil, natural gas, and NGLs, creating opportunities for the Company's in-house marketing organization to optimize pricing, transportation, market access, and commercial arrangements. * EOR Adds a New Lever for Portfolio Optimization and Upside: Birch's existing enhanced oil recovery ("EOR") capabilities provide Diversified with an additional avenue to extend asset lives, improve recoveries, and generate incremental returns from its producing asset base as part of the Company's Portfolio Optimization Program ("POP"). With more than 150 permitted EOR locations and encouraging results from initial pilot programs, Diversified believes these capabilities may provide meaningful upside potential beyond the value attributed to the assets' existing production and cash flows. Jerry Bohnen Jerry Bohnen is the founder and creator of OK Energy Today, which began in 2012. He is an Edward R. Murrow Investigative award winner and has been recognized by other national, regional and state institutions during his 50 years as a broadcast journalist. Contact Jerry at [email protected]

Offshore Technology
Sep 3rd, 2026
Diversified strikes $1.8bn deal for Permian operator Birch.

Diversified strikes $1.8bn deal for Permian operator Birch. With this acquisition, Diversified expects pro forma operated gross volumes of around 2.5bcfe/d, 1.6bcfe/d net. Diversified Energy has agreed to acquire Birch Permian and some affiliated companies (collectively "Birch") from Elliott Investment Management for around $1.8bn. Birch's assets are based in the Permian Basin and are expected to add a significant operated position of proved developed producing (PDP) oil and gas assets to Diversified's US onshore portfolio. The transaction is expected to close during the fourth quarter of 2026, subject to customary closing conditions and regulatory approvals. Diversified intends to fund the acquisition primarily through a privately rated asset-backed securitisation of around $1.5bn, in partnership with Carlyle's Asset-Backed Finance and Capital Markets teams. Additional funding will come from available liquidity under its revolving credit facility and other standard financing sources. The deal includes a $50m break fee. With this acquisition, Diversified expects its pro forma operated gross volumes to reach around 2.5 billion cubic feet equivalent per day (bcfe/d), of which around 1.6bcfe/d is net production. Birch currently produces roughly 68,000 barrels of oil equivalent per day (boepd), with a mix consisting of 38% oil, 32% natural gas liquids (NGLs) and 30% natural gas. The portfolio includes around 480 net wells, mainly mature and low-decline, with proved reserves of approximately 1.17 trillion cubic feet equivalent and estimated annualised adjusted earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortisation (EBITDA) of $548m. Integrated infrastructure includes 46,000 net mineral acres of core Permian Basin leasehold, 12 central production facilities, nine gathering facilities and more than 60 miles of gathering pipeline, as well as water disposal and recycling assets. The company anticipates the acquisition will lead to an estimated 35% rise in production volume and a 55% increase in adjusted EBITDA. Diversified has also expanded its partnership with Carlyle, allowing both companies to potentially pursue up to $10bn in additional PDP asset acquisitions subject to agreement and approvals. Diversified chairman and CEO Rusty Hutson said: "I am thrilled to announce the acquisition of Birch, a premier Permian Basin operator that represents an important milestone in Diversified's evolution and long-term growth strategy. This $1.8bn acquisition is its largest in the company's 25-year history. "Birch has assembled one of the highest-quality operated asset positions, combining a concentrated footprint in the core of the Permian, substantial production scale, integrated infrastructure and a track record of delivering predictable, high-margin cash flows. "These assets align exceptionally well with our disciplined approach to acquiring and optimising long-life energy assets and provide a compelling platform for future value creation for our shareholders." The board of Diversified has determined that the transaction is in the best interests of its shareholders. Birch's assets are expected to align with Diversified's strategy of acquiring and operating mature, established production supported by comprehensive infrastructure. The portfolio offers opportunities for optimisation, including enhanced oil recovery at more than 150 permitted locations. Give your business an edge with its leading industry insights.

BBNS
Sep 3rd, 2026
Diversified Energy makes $1.8B Birch deal, supercharging its Permian footprint.

Diversified Energy makes $1.8B Birch deal, supercharging its Permian footprint. Diversified Energy (NYSE:DEC) said it has agreed to acquire Birch Resources for approximately $1.8 billion, in what Chief Executive Officer Rusty Hutson described as the company's largest acquisition to date. The transaction is expected to close in the fourth quarter of 2026, subject to customary closing conditions. NYSE market data Hutson said the purchase expands Diversified's position in the Permian Basin and remains consistent with its longstanding strategy of buying established, low-decline producing assets and operating them for durable cash flow. The company did not update guidance during the call, saying it expects to do so after the transaction closes. Transaction adds Permian scale. Discover more Join Trading Exchanges Euroholdings stock analysis The Birch acquisition includes approximately 480 net wells producing about 68,000 barrels of oil equivalent per day and approximately 1.2 trillion cubic feet equivalent of reserves, according to Diversified. The asset base is largely composed of proved developed producing, or PDP, assets, rather than undeveloped drilling inventory. Diversified also will acquire associated infrastructure, including 12 centralized production facilities, gathering pipelines and water-disposal systems. Hutson said the assets are located alongside Diversified's existing Texas operations, creating potential operating synergies through greater geographic concentration. The acquired production is approximately 70% liquids-weighted. Hutson said the transaction would materially rebalance Diversified's commodity mix and add a larger oil-based revenue component to cash flow. Following the acquisition, Diversified's Permian production is expected to rise from approximately 9,000 barrels of oil equivalent per day to 77,000 barrels of oil equivalent per day. Permian adjusted EBITDA is projected to increase from $64 million to $612 million, based on figures presented by the company. Hutson said the transaction would increase Diversified's overall production by 35% and adjusted EBITDA by 55%. He also said the acquisition is expected to more than double the company's free cash flow generation. Financing and valuation. The company said it is acquiring Birch for roughly a PV-14 value and approximately 3.3 times EBITDA, before anticipated synergies and optimization efforts. The purchase price is subject to customary purchase-price and effective-date cash-flow adjustments. Diversified plans to fund the transaction primarily through asset-backed securities financing facilitated by Carlyle, together with available liquidity under its senior secured bank facility. The acquisition will remain on Diversified's balance sheet, with the company retaining full ownership of the assets and their production. President and Chief Financial Officer Brad Gray said the on-balance-sheet structure made sense because of the transaction's anticipated cash-flow contribution and the scale it provides in the Permian. He added that Carlyle remains involved in syndicating the asset-backed debt financing. Financial planning services Diversified also said its strategic relationship with Carlyle has expanded, with up to $10 billion of asset-backed financing capacity now earmarked for future PDP acquisition opportunities. Hutson said the company does not currently need another strategic financing partner, though it could pursue other partnerships if opportunities arose. Addressing leverage, Hutson said Diversified expects to deleverage by close to $2 billion over the next four years through amortization of its asset-backed securities notes. Gray said the company's balance sheet, liquidity and bank support are currently the strongest they have been in its history. Operations and optimization opportunities. Birch's operating costs currently run at approximately $5.70 per barrel of oil equivalent, with adjusted EBITDA margins of about 81%, according to Hutson. He said Diversified expects to seek further efficiencies by integrating the assets into its operating systems and consolidating applicable field, corporate and technology functions. Gray and Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer Rick Gideon said Diversified intends to apply its Smarter Asset Management and Portfolio Optimization programs to the newly acquired properties. Gideon said additional scale can help reduce costs related to lift methods, chemicals and compression programs, though the company did not provide a future operating-cost target. Gray said the Birch assets are expected to have a mid-teens decline rate for the next several years. Gideon characterized the properties as mature assets with a mix of lift methods, including gas lift, rod pumps and some electric submersible pumps. The deal also includes 150 permitted enhanced oil recovery locations and additional mineral acreage. Gideon said the permitted locations provide optionality for future secondary-recovery and enhanced-oil-recovery projects, while Hutson emphasized that they are not a current drilling program. "It's a straight up PDP deal for us," Hutson said in response to a question about operated drilling. "Free cash flow generation" remains the focus, he said. Hutson said the acquisition establishes the Permian as Diversified's fourth scaled core basin, alongside Appalachia, the Oklahoma Mid-Continent, and East Texas, Haynesville and Cotton Valley operations. The company said the Permian would become its largest basin by PV-10 reserve value, at $2.3 billion, and by adjusted EBITDA. About Diversified Energy (NYSE:DEC). Diversified Energy Company PLC (NYSE: DEC) is an independent oil and natural gas producer focused on the acquisition and optimization of legacy onshore assets in the United States. The company's portfolio spans thousands of producing wells and extensive leasehold positions across core regions such as Appalachia, the Permian Basin and the Mid-Continent. By targeting mature properties, Diversified Energy seeks to enhance long-term recovery through operational efficiencies and capital discipline. NYSE market data The company's business model centers on fee-based infrastructure and midstream services that provide stable and predictable cash flows.

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Valor & Ventures Media
Sep 3rd, 2026
Diversified Energy to buy Elliott-backed Birch in $1.8B deal.

Diversified Energy to buy Elliott-backed Birch in $1.8B deal. · Seeking Alpha · Published September 2, 2026 · Photo: Seeking Alpha Executive Summary. Synthesized by V&V editors In a major consolidation move within the energy sector, Diversified Energy has reached an agreement to acquire Birch, an entity backed by Elliott, in a transaction valued at $1.8 billion, according to a report from Seeking Alpha. The deal represents a significant transaction in the current corporate landscape, highlighting the ongoing appetite for strategic mergers and acquisitions among major energy players. By bringing Birch into its portfolio, Diversified Energy is executing a substantial expansion that underscores the high stakes of modern energy asset management and corporate positioning. The involvement of Elliott, a prominent investment firm backing Birch, underscores the critical role that private equity and institutional investors continue to play in shaping the energy industry. According to the outlet, the $1.8 billion valuation places this transaction among the notable deals of the period, reflecting a robust market valuation for Birch's assets and business model. For Diversified Energy, the acquisition is structured to integrate these backed assets, likely aiming to enhance operational synergies, streamline resource management, and bolster market presence in key operating regions. This transaction occurs amid a broader industry environment characterized by disciplined capital allocation and strategic consolidation. Rather than relying solely on organic growth or speculative exploration, leading energy firms are increasingly turning to established acquisitions to secure stable production portfolios and drive long-term corporate stability. The agreement between Diversified Energy and the Elliott-backed Birch illustrates how strategic buyers are utilizing mergers to achieve the scale necessary to navigate regulatory changes, market fluctuations, and transition pressures. For the executives, entrepreneurs, and civic leaders of the Valor & Ventures audience, this $1.8 billion acquisition provides a clear example of high-level corporate execution and asset optimization. It highlights how private backing can prepare a company for a major corporate exit and how strategic acquirers can leverage such transactions to reinforce their market position. As the energy sector continues to consolidate, understanding these dynamics of scale, capital partnership, and corporate transition remains essential for leaders monitoring the intersection of global business, finance, and infrastructure. This Executive Summary is an original synthesis by Valor & Ventures Media editors based on public reporting by Seeking Alpha. For the complete original article, please visit the source. Seeking Alpha Source & Credit Reporting and photography credited as noted above. Originally published by Seeking Alpha. The hero image on this page is an AI-generated illustration created by Valor & Ventures Media - not a photograph from the source publication. Members only Download this dispatch as a PDF with a VVM membership.