Role summary / purpose Entry-level role in the research job family. Performs basic research to support document preparation and validate the company's land rights — researching internal/external databases and county records to determine property ownership and identify existing rights for infrastructure installation, operation, and maintenance. Supports new construction, rebuilds, major projects, and relocations. Key responsibilities 80%
- Perform Research (title/ownership research, review engineering drawings/site plans/legal descriptions, prepare real estate documents, stay current on land law/regulations) 10%
- Communication (coordinate with Business Partners, Real Estate Reps, Research Specialists, Data Management) 10%
- Data Management (submit land rights for indexing, map easements in GIS) Requirements
- education & experience
Education:
Associate's in Paralegal, Real Estate, Business, Political Science, Surveying & Topography, or other related field (or
HS/GED + 3
years' experience in lieu of degree)
Experience:
1 year related work experience Valid Driver's License Notary Public (can obtain within first year) Required skills Title/ownership research Engineering drawing and site plan review Real estate document preparation Knowledge of land law and regulations Nice-to-have / preferred skills Bachelor's in related field 2 years' experience Paralegal Certification Communication MS Office proficiency Organization and attention to detail Critical thinking Self-motivation Electric distribution/transmission systems knowledge Surveying/engineering drawing knowledge Employment details
- type, location, hours Remote office; no physical requirements; occasional onsite meetings after onboarding; must live within reasonable commute of posted location.
Professional, Entry Level.