Handles complex oil and gas division order matters, including Take-in-Kind activities, DOI and ownership calculations, title opinion review, ownership transfers, suspense and curative issues, royalty and working interest calculations, and discrepancy resolution. Works independently with minimal supervision and applies detailed knowledge of oil and gas ownership and title documentation.
Oil & Gas Division Order Analyst (Full-Time Contract)
Senior Division Order Analyst – Oil & Gas
The ideal candidate will have 10+ years of direct Division Order experience and be comfortable handling complex ownership matters independently. Responsibilities include:
• Take-in-Kind (TIK).
• Complex DOI and ownership calculations.
• Title opinion review. • Ownership transfers and changes.
• Suspense and curative issues.
• Royalty, ORRI, and working interest calculations.
• Resolving complex ownership discrepancies.
Requirements:
• 10+ years of Division Order experience.
• Strong TIK experience.
• Ability to interpret title documents and calculate complex decimals.
• Strong understanding of oil and gas ownership.
• Ability to work independently with minimal supervision.
*Must be willing to work the technology and AI
*CDOA certification and experience with major oil and gas operators are a plus.
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