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Scout Energy Partners · 3 months ago

Division Order Analyst

Scout Energy is a private energy investment firm focused on acquiring and managing upstream oil and gas properties. They are seeking an experienced Division Order Analyst to ensure accurate revenue distribution and ownership maintenance for oil and gas production. The role involves interacting with various stakeholders and managing joint interest billing processes.

Angel Investment

Responsibilities

Analyze, calculate and maintain record title ownership and division of interest utilizing title opinions, leases, deeds, probate proceedings, curative, etc
Interact with working interest owners, royalty and excess royalty owners, contractual partners, mineral owners and Governmental Agencies to answer complex inquiries and provide information
Request documentation to cure title requirements related to ownership records, joint interest billings and payment of royalties including name/address changes, legal suspense, escheat issues
Establish, update and maintain joint interest billing and revenue decks
Create new well set-ups, Landman analysis and reports, Title Analysis, Research, Probate/Judgements, Calculations of all interest types, Ad valorem tax liaison, Suspense/release of owner’s royalties, Acquisitions/Divestitures, Escheat, Internal set up of new owner numbers and maintain all electronic and paper records (spreadsheets)
Interface with accounting regarding royalty and joint interest billing payments, corrections adjustments, reverse and rebooks
Communicate with working interest and royalty interest owners in response to division order inquiries regarding payment issues, verification of well interests and interest calculations
Review owner information as part of the escheat reporting process

Qualification

Division Order AnalysisRevenue PaymentsEnertiaExcelVerbal CommunicationWritten CommunicationDetail-orientedSelf-MotivatedProject Management

Required

Analyze, calculate and maintain record title ownership and division of interest utilizing title opinions, leases, deeds, probate proceedings, curative, etc
Interact with working interest owners, royalty and excess royalty owners, contractual partners, mineral owners and Governmental Agencies to answer complex inquiries and provide information
Request documentation to cure title requirements related to ownership records, joint interest billings and payment of royalties including name/address changes, legal suspense, escheat issues
Establish, update and maintain joint interest billing and revenue decks
Create new well set-ups, Landman analysis and reports, Title Analysis, Research, Probate/Judgements, Calculations of all interest types, Ad valorem tax liaison, Suspense/release of owner's royalties, Acquisitions/Divestitures, Escheat, Internal set up of new owner numbers and maintain all electronic and paper records (spreadsheets)
Interface with accounting regarding royalty and joint interest billing payments, corrections adjustments, reverse and rebooks
Communicate with working interest and royalty interest owners in response to division order inquiries regarding payment issues, verification of well interests and interest calculations
Review owner information as part of the escheat reporting process
Thorough understanding of revenue payments in a Land Department
Competent Excel and Word software skills
Verbal and written communication skills to support positive interactions with other departments and parties when making inquiries
Self-Motivated and detail-oriented
Ability to manage multiple projects and meet deadlines
Work well with others and with minimal requirements
2-4 years of experience in a Division Order Analyst role

Preferred

Bachelor's degree in a related field a plus, but not required
Prior use and understanding of Enertia is a plus

Company

Scout Energy Partners

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Scout Energy Partners is a private energy investment manager, providing upstream oil and gas investments for institutional partners.