Land Administration
Land Administration is an exciting, functionally unique group. We are comprised of three primary business units: Great Plains North, Great Plains South, and Gulf Coast. Each asset is unique and provides opportunity for growth in skills and experience.
Land Administration is made up of three primary groups: Division Order, Property Maintenance, and Geographic Information Systems (GIS). We offer an interesting and challenging environment pushing individuals to excel in their performance.
University Students & Graduates
We are always interested in hearing from top-performing students and graduates with strong academic records in their chosen area of study. Professional and trade careers accommodate many majors reflective of the opportunities listed above. To learn more about our internship and full-time programs by function, click here.
What we do
We deliver distinct value to ConocoPhillips by:
- Analyzing legal documents such as Oil & Gas Leases, Surface Agreements, Contracts, Title Opinions, and Conveyance Documents.
- Establishing and maintaining mineral, surface, joint venture, and revenue ownership records.
- Fielding owner inquiries regarding lease interpretations, ownership interest calculations, payment and transfer of ownership.
- Collaborating with Land counterparts to ensure timely receipt of necessary information and documentation.
- Creating visual representation through use of spatial data for both surface and mineral ownership.
- Developing a network of contacts and maintaining a positive rapport with both internal and external customers.
How we do it
We’re committed to a high standard of performance, but not at all costs. Our SPIRIT Values — Safety, People, Integrity, Responsibility, Innovation and Teamwork — are at the core of everything we do. We stake our reputation on being accountable to our stakeholders, communities and each other.
Who we’re looking for
We seek performance-driven and detail-oriented individuals with a background in finance, accounting, business management, energy management or economics. Relevant skills include, attention to detail, data analytics, and the ability to multitask. Candidates also should have a strong command analyzing and interpreting legal documents. For our GIS discipline, we seek those individuals with a background in Management Information Systems (MIS), Geographic Information Systems, and Geography.
How you can grow
As a group within the Finance organization Land Administration new hires will have the opportunity for various professional development programs:
- Finance Onboarding Program
The two-week Finance Onboarding Program is conducted in June to acclimate new hires to the company and culture. Short training sessions led by experienced ConocoPhillips professionals provide an overview of career development concepts, key energy value chain segments, emerging technology in Finance, and the overall Finance function at ConocoPhillips. Goals of the program are to achieve early career training, promote a team environment, and establish early networks.
- Employee Development Program
The Employee Development Program is held annually from March – August offering eight hours of training per month. Employees self-nominate to participate in the program based on an innovative project/idea they have to improve an aspect of their current role. The program provides employees with an opportunity to develop new skills, further refine existing skills, and demonstrate the ability to drive their innovative project/idea to completion. Participants will be exposed to company strategy, market outlook, project management, communication skills, and emerging technology in Finance to relate these concepts back to their project. Throughout the program, participants develop informal leadership skills, expand their network, and interact with Finance leaders.
Your contribution
As a member in the Land Administration function, the individual would develop knowledge and experience to assist business partners, make sound business decisions, and resolve large volumes of complex lease and contract transactions in a manner that limits company risks, including asset loss, exposure to penalties, litigation, and poor external relations. The skills developed will enable the individual to contribute to the overall business goals as an active member of the Land Administration team.