Remote Title & Land Analyst – Renewable Energy

ENGIE North America Inc.; Alaska; On-site; USD 76,000 - 96,000; Full time

Job summary

ENGIE North America is seeking a Legal & Title Analyst to support utility-scale renewable energy projects through title review, survey review, curative actions, and project finance coordination. You will collaborate with Development, Land, Legal, and Finance teams as well as external stakeholders to ensure title policies meet investor requirements.

Responsibilities include reviewing title commitments and surveys, preparing status reports, and coordinating with title companies to advance ENGIE's

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Real Estate, Land Management, Business, Engineering, Legal Studies, or related field.
• Minimum five years reviewing title commitments, policies, land agreements, easements, surveys, and real estate documents for energy or large-scale development.
• Experience coordinating with title companies, surveyors, lenders, and outside consultants.
• Ability to analyze title exceptions, mortgage restrictions, easement requirements, and curative solutions.
• Experience reviewing ALTA/NSPS Land Title Surveys and interpreting plats, descriptions, and title documents.
• Advanced proficiency with Microsoft Excel for tracking and reporting.
• Strong written communication and ability to manage multiple projects.
• Knowledge of utility-scale renewable energy development, project finance, and title insurance underwriting.

Responsibilities

• Review title commitments, proformas, site control instruments, and related land documents for utility-scale energy projects.
• Populate and maintain ENGIE's Title Review Excel Spreadsheet with title requirements, vesting, parcel tracking, and curative actions.
• Prepare Title Status Reports summarizing findings, deficiencies, risks, and financing implications.
• Coordinate with title companies and provide redline comments to advance title policies.
• Review ALTA/NSPS surveys to verify compliance with investor and lender requirements.
• Evaluate easements, utility corridors, rights, encroachments, and constructability impacts.
• Coordinate title curative actions with landowners, utilities, lenders, and project stakeholders.
• Attend meetings and provide bi-weekly status reports on progress and next steps.

Skills

Title review

Real estate knowledge

Excel proficiency

Communication skills

Project management

Renewables knowledge

Education

Bachelor's degree

Tools

ALTA/NSPS surveys

Job description

ENGIE North America is seeking a Legal & Title Analyst to support utility-scale renewable energy projects through title review, survey review, curative actions, and project finance coordination. You will collaborate with Development, Land, Legal, and Finance teams as well as external stakeholders to ensure title policies meet investor requirements.

Responsibilities include reviewing title commitments and surveys, preparing status reports, and coordinating with title companies to advance ENGIE's