Offer summary

Qualifications:

Minimum of 2 years experience in U.S.-based title or mineral research., Strong understanding of surface and mineral rights in a U.S. context., Proficient in Google Docs/Sheets and Adobe Acrobat, with the ability to navigate online county databases., Strong written and spoken English communication skills (C1+)..

Key responsabilities:

Conduct online title research and review county records to determine ownership.

Analyze title history and document findings in clear, professional reports.

Prepare concise client-facing documents summarizing research findings.

Collaborate with U.S.-based project teams while working independently.

Job description

Job Title: Land Title & Ownership Analyst
Location: Remote (CST Time zone)
Salary Range: up to 1200 USD
Work Schedule: Monday - Friday, 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM (CST)

NOTE: INDEPENDENT CONTRACTOR POSITION

Company Overview:

Sagan is an exclusive membership community for top executives, founders, and CEOs seeking to hire and maximize the impact of international talent. We bridge the gap between global talent and US-based businesses, connecting candidates from vibrant regions like Latin America, the Philippines, India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, and Africa with leading American companies. Discover a world of career possibilities with Sagan.

About the Company:

A leading technology-driven land services provider for energy companies. Specializes in managing energy rights transactions, title determination, mineral ownership reports, and lease management, leveraging cutting-edge GIS mapping technology through our proprietary platform, Overdrive.

Position Overview:

We are hiring a Land Title & Ownership Analyst to support U.S.-based projects related to mineral and surface rights research. You will be responsible for conducting online title research, reviewing deeds and county records, calculating ownership interests, and preparing detailed, client-ready reports.

This role is ideal for candidates with property law knowledge and experience in mineral/title research who thrive in a remote, detail-driven, and deadline-sensitive environment.

Key Responsibilities:

Title Research: Review county records to determine surface and mineral ownership using public databases.
Ownership Documentation: Analyze title history and record findings clearly in reports.
Report Creation: Prepare concise, accurate, and professional client-facing documents summarizing findings.
Compliance & Accuracy: Meet tight deadlines and ensure reports align with U.S. standards and project requirements.
Collaboration: Work independently while staying in sync with U.S.-based project teams and supervisors.

Required Qualifications:

Experience: Minimum of 2 years in U.S.-based title or mineral research (county records, deeds, leases, ownership calculations).
Legal Knowledge: Understanding of surface vs. mineral rights, and familiarity with property rights in a U.S. context.
Tools: Comfortable working in Google Docs/Sheets and Adobe Acrobat; able to navigate online county databases.
Language: Strong written and spoken English communication skills (C1+).
Location: Must reside in LATAM and work CST-aligned hours.

Nice to Haves:

Juris Doctor or law degree with a focus on property, mineral, or real estate law.
Experience working with GIS platforms like Overdrive or other real estate mapping tools.
Previous collaboration with U.S.-based legal or land services teams.
Background in energy/resource-based industries or real estate.

Ideal Candidate Traits:

Meticulous and analytical, with the ability to interpret legal documentation quickly and accurately.
Independent worker who meets deadlines without daily oversight.
Curious and adaptable to different project scopes or legal jurisdictions.
Clear communicator and team collaborator across time zones.

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