Landman

About LandAxisLandAxis is a land and infrastructure services firm supporting large-scale infrastructure projects nationwide. We provide site selection, permitting, right-of-way, interconnection support, and community engagement for developers of energy, data center, pipeline, and utility-scale projects. We move fast, work hands-on, and represent our clients in the communities where their projects live.About the RoleWe're looking for an experienced Field Landman to support active right-of-way and land acquisition efforts. This is a contract (1099) position with a day-rate structure. You'll work remotely with as needed travel to project areas, where you'll be the face of LandAxis and our clients with landowners, county officials, and community stakeholders.What You'll DoConduct in-person landowner outreach — introductions, negotiations, and follow-up contact across assigned project tractsNegotiate and secure right-of-way agreements, easements, options, leases, and related land agreementsPerform courthouse research: run surface and mineral title, verify ownership, and prepare ownership reports and runsheetsPrepare, present, and execute agreements and payment documentation with landownersMaintain accurate contact logs, tract status records, and document files in company systemsDeliver weekly status reports on landowner contacts, negotiations, and tract progressSupport permitting, survey access, and community engagement activities as neededRepresent LandAxis professionally with landowners, attorneys, county officials, and client personnelWhat We're Looking For2+ years of experience as a field landman or right-of-way agent (energy, pipeline, renewables, transmission, or data center infrastructure preferred)Proven track record negotiating easements and land agreements directly with landownersWorking knowledge of courthouse title research and county records systemsStrong interpersonal skills — comfortable knocking on doors and building trust with rural landownersHighly organized with clean, timely documentation and reporting habitsProficiency with Microsoft Office; GIS or mapping tools a plusValid driver's license, reliable vehicle, and willingness to travel to project areas (travel required)RPL or CPL certification (AAPL) a plus but not requiredDetailsType: Independent Contractor (1099), day rate commensurate with experienceLocation: Remote, with as needed field travel to active project areas nationwideTravel: Regular, project-dependent