EOG's Land Administration department is seeking an experienced oil and gas title professional to join the team as a Staff Title Analyst, with primary responsibilities focused on owner communications. This role is essential to supporting EOG's exploration and production objectives by resolving title and interest-related inquiries with accuracy, professionalism, and timeliness. The ideal candidate brings strong experience communicating directly with interest owners regarding title curative, ownership changes, and royalty matters, and thrives in a highly collaborative, detail‑driven environment. Key Responsibilities:*Serve as the primary point of contact for interest owner inquiries via phone and email, including questions related to:*Lease terms and payments
*Net royalty/revenue interest calculations
*Joint interest billing issues
*Title requirements
*Interest conveyances
*Probate and heirship matters
*Communicate clearly with owners to obtain required documentation for ownership changes
*Analyze curative and conveyance documents - including deeds, probate filings, and assignments - to support updates to mineral, royalty, and working interest ownership
*Use internal systems and external resources to research issues and provide accurate, informed guidance to owners
*Log inquiries, research steps, resolutions, and supporting documentation in EOG's workflow application
*Route inquiries to lease and division order title analysts for review and final ownership updates in the land system
*Ensure timely, accurate, and proactive responses to owners in alignment with EOG's high standards for owner communication
*Collaborate effectively with Land, Legal, Accounting, and other internal teams to support company objectives
*Perform all duties in compliance with EOG's SOX controls and operational processes, with a strong focus on data integrity
Required:*10+ years of experience as a Field or Title Landman, Lease and Title Analyst, or Division Order Analyst
*Broad experience analyzing and interpreting oil and gas leases, contracts, title opinions, deeds, assignments, probate documents, and other title curative materials
*Solid understanding of ownership structures and the ability to compute varied interest types
*Strong interpersonal skills with the ability to build constructive rapport with owners
*Proficiency in Microsoft Office applications
*Ability to quickly learn and adapt to new computer applications and systems
*Proven ability to manage a high‑volume workload, prioritize effectively, and meet deadlines in a fast‑paced environment
*Commitment to working effectively and collaboratively as part of a team
*Demonstrated professionalism in handling confidential and proprietary information
*High school diploma or GED
Preferred:*Bachelor's degree
*Experience working title in both Texas and other major U.S. oil‑producing states
*Familiarity with federal leasing and unitization
*RL, RPL, CPLTA, or CDOA
Position will be filled at a level commensurate with experience.
EOG Resources is an Equal Opportunity Employer, including Veterans and Disabled.