Senior Landman

WARWICK INVESTMENT GROUP•Oklahoma City, OK

2d•Onsite

About The Position

Warwick Investment Group is seeking a Senior Landman to support land-focused acquisition efforts and handle land-related aspects of oil and gas development for the company’s assets. The role combines independent work with collaboration across the Land team, other internal disciplines, and operators in the basins where Warwick operates. The ideal candidate is organized, flexible, comfortable with challenges, and able to balance multiple priorities in a dynamic, cross-functional environment. Warwick Investment Group, founded in 2010, is a SEC-registered investment advisor with approximately $2.3 billion in managed assets. The firm invests globally in natural resources and real estate and has completed more than 4,000 transactions since inception. Warwick has approximately 120 team members and advisors across offices in Oklahoma City, Dallas, New York, and London. Its energy and natural resources platforms specialize in geology, engineering, and investment.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree.
6–10 years of experience as an oil and gas company Landman.
Oklahoma experience is required.
Highly proficient in Microsoft Word, Excel, and PowerPoint.
Takes ownership of actions and follows through on commitments, handles critical issues, holds others accountable, and does the right thing.
Works effectively in a fast-paced organization and adapts to competing demands.
Ability to build respect, dependability, and rapport with the Land team and organizational counterparts.

Nice To Haves

Exposure to AI integrations.
Texas experience.
RL, RPL, or CPL certification.
Membership in AAPL.

Responsibilities

Use internal land systems, legacy land data files, public records, and title opinions to research and determine ownership of mineral rights and leasehold interests.
Assist with acquisition preparation and management, including due diligence, broker management, and coordination with Legal and other internal stakeholders.
Communicate as necessary with mineral owners, surface owners, regulatory agencies, non-operating working interest owners, and other operators.
Research and analyze land-related documents and contracts regarding drilling, production, and operations, including depths held by production, continuous development obligations, and critical activity dates.
Negotiate business agreements for exploration and development of mineral interests, considering the effect of negotiated deal points on commercial and economic value.
Monitor and guide external parties, including field brokers, title attorneys, and surveyors, to meet project deadlines, budgets, and company requirements.
Provide the operations team with land support and information critical to ongoing asset development and achievement of company goals within budget guidelines.
Support and develop relationships with cross-functional internal teams, including engineering, geology, marketing, accounting, regulatory, land administration, and other counterparts involved in managing rights or obligations related to leasehold and mineral interests.
Develop strategic approaches to building operated positions through acquisitions, trades, joint ventures, and other structures.
Collaborate with asset teams on strategic planning initiatives to drive value accretion for the firm.
Create and maintain detailed operated unit summaries to guide rig schedule timing.