Consulting Associate, Land & Right of Way (Entry Level)

Description

• Support with preparing and submitting applications for various permits, licenses and bonds (road / railroad crossings, driveway permits, building permits, heavy hauling permits, etc.).
• Aid with investigating damage claims, damage assessments and settlement negotiations.
• Negotiate and secure legal land agreements (rights-of-way, leases, grants, fee purchases, etc.) on behalf of our clients from affected landowners, whether they are private owners, corporations or government agencies, to permit the construction of facilities, transfer of assets, etc.
• Work on multiple projects to ensure deliverables achieve client expectations for scope, budget, schedule, and quality.
• Help develop proposals, budgets, project plans, schedules, progress reports, scopes of work and other bid documents.
• Assist in performing, overseeing or reviewing land valuation studies or their equivalent, but excluding appraisals.
• Track project land budgets and prepare regular reports on financial progress.
• Act as liaison between affected property owners and our clients.
• Assist with performing, overseeing or reviewing deed and title research and investigations. Review title searches for accuracy and aid in abstraction of rights for summarization.

Requirements

• Ability to manage varying priorities and multiple tasks while forging a cohesive delivery team to meet concurrent deadlines on multiple projects.
• Ability to work both independently and within teams of subject matter experts.
• Experience in developing and implementing successful growth strategies with power generation, electrical transmission, renewable energy projects, mining, oil & gas, technology clients.
• Bachelor’s and/or Masters preferred but not required; IRWA or similar registration preferred but not necessary. In lieu of a degree, candidates with 3+ years related experience will be considered.

Benefits

Training + Development

Interview process

Visa Sponsorship

Security clearance