The Nuclear Company
Land Specialist
Washington, DC or Columbia, SC · Contract
Sponsorship not specified$151k-$178kDetected 6 hours ago
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About the role
- The Land Specialist secures the land and land rights TNC's nuclear development projects depend on, from FEL 0 through FEL 3.
- The role is responsible for achieving and maintaining site control - as defined (differently) by the interconnection provider, the NRC, and project financing.
- defining what land is needed, engaging owners, securing access and control, resolving title, mineral, and third-party interests, and closing the acquisition ahead of FID.
Responsibilities
- Maintain the parcel register: ownership, tenancy, encumbrances, and classification of each parcel as core or contingent.
- Lead landowner engagement and negotiate options, leases, easements, and purchase agreements.
- Maintain the control register, recording per parcel which of the three control standards each instrument satisfies, and manage option expiries, extensions, and payments.
- Manage title examination, curative work, insurance, and the ALTA/NSPS survey. Determine mineral severance early and resolve it by acquisition, waiver, or non-disturbance agreement.
- Deliver the land deliverables at each gate and state control sufficiency as a percentage of the minimum viable footprint under recorded exclusive instrument.
- Maintain land records, parcel geometry, and executed instruments in the Nuclear Operating System, provide cost and schedule inputs to Project Controls, and use GIS, title, and AI-enabled tools to accelerate property research and automate date-driven obligations.
- Leverage AI-enabled tools, GIS platforms, and digital land management systems to accelerate site evaluation, property research, document review, title analysis, and due diligence activities.
- Support the development of and utilize the Nuclear Operating System (NOS) and other enterprise technology platforms to manage land records, monitor project milestones, improve reporting accuracy, and support data-driven development decisions.
- Identify opportunities to automate repetitive land administration processes, improve document management, and enhance workflow efficiency through AI and digital technologies.
- Partner with cross-functional teams to improve the quality, accessibility, and governance of land, title, and property data used throughout the project development lifecycle.
Requirements
- Bachelor's degree in Real Estate, Land Management, Business, Engineering, Geography, Urban Planning, or a related discipline, or equivalent professional experience.
- Experience with severed mineral estates, state-specific surface rights practice, or water rights in prior appropriation states.
Compensation
- Estimated Starting Salary Range
- The estimated starting salary range for this role is $151,000 - $178,000 annually less applicable withholdings and deductions, paid on a bi-weekly basis.
Benefits
- Medical, dental, vision plans
- Generous vacation policy, plus holidays
Equal opportunity
- equal opportunity employer committed to fostering an environment of inclusion in the workplace.
Visa & Work Authorization
- Export Control
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