Senior Land Analyst – Real Estate & Negotiations

SRP; Tempe (AZ); Hybrid; USD 70,000 - 100,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

401(k) plan with employer matching

Medical, vision, dental, and life ins.

PTO - 200+ hours

Parental leave

Job summary

Salt River Project is seeking a Land Analyst to analyze and acquire land rights for SRP water, power, and facilities. You will lead negotiations with landowners, attorneys, and executives to secure and manage property interests, while interfacing with legal, planning, environmental, and compliance teams.

The role requires evaluating land records, preparing filings, and presenting recommendations to executives and the SRP board.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree preferred in a relevant field.
• Minimum years of relevant experience per level: Level 1 = 4 years, Level 2 = 2 years, Level 3 = 5 years.
• Experience negotiating land leases, sales and other agreements.
• Experience interfacing with legal counsel on litigation and acquisitions.
• Experience analyzing land records and property descriptions.

Responsibilities

• Analyze and acquire land rights for SRP projects and facilities.
• Negotiate major leases, sales, contracts and other agreements.
• Interface with legal counsel on litigation and facilitate expert testimony when needed.
• Assist with planning routing/sites for state siting approvals.
• Analyze land records and surveys for acquisition, management and disposal of rights.
• Prepare recommendations for land agreements and route/site selections to management.
• Conduct feasibility studies and property appraisals for economic benefit.
• Represent SRP at hearings before city councils and regulatory bodies.
• Monitor regulatory impacts on land rights and property management activities.

Skills

Land negotiations

Property management

Contract negotiation

Legal documentation

Stakeholder communication

Education

Bachelor's degree

Job description

Salt River Project is seeking a Land Analyst to analyze and acquire land rights for SRP water, power, and facilities. You will lead negotiations with landowners, attorneys, and executives to secure and manage property interests, while interfacing with legal, planning, environmental, and compliance teams.

The role requires evaluating land records, preparing filings, and presenting recommendations to executives and the SRP board.