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About the Role

The Land Professional role supports land, title, right-of-way, lease, easement, acquisition, and real estate activities for utility-scale power generation, energy storage, transmission, and other grid-connected energy infrastructure projects across the U.S. This role is for a professional experienced in energy infrastructure development, landowner engagement, rights-of-way, site control, lease and easement negotiation, ALTA survey coordination, title review, curative coordination, utility coordination, oil and gas-related land matters, project acquisitions, and land due diligence. The individual will support projects from early-stage site screening and land strategy through land acquisition, title review, permitting support, interconnection-related land needs, construction readiness, financing support, and transition into construction and operations. The position is based in Ferrovial’s U.S. office in Austin, Texas, reporting to the U.S. Land and Title Manager. The Land Professional will collaborate with various internal teams and manage external consultants to advance projects while maintaining development discipline, landowner trust, commercial focus, and strong stakeholder relationships.

Responsibilities

Support land, title, right-of-way, lease, easement, acquisition, and real estate activities for utility-scale renewable energy, energy storage, transmission, hybrid, and other grid-connected energy infrastructure projects from early-stage screening through construction readiness.
Assist with development and execution of land acquisition strategies, including site control planning, parcel analysis, landowner outreach, lease and easement negotiations, access agreements, crossing agreements, option agreements, purchase agreements, and other land-related documents.
Support right-of-way activities for generation tie-lines, transmission interconnections, access roads, collection systems, drainage improvements, utility crossings, fiber routes, and other project infrastructure.
Coordinate with landowners, tenants, local officials, community stakeholders, surveyors, title companies, outside counsel, land agents, right-of-way consultants, utilities, RTOs/ISOs, transmission providers, and other project stakeholders.
Review and support negotiation of leases, easements, rights-of-way, amendments, assignments, subordinations, consents, crossing agreements, surface use agreements, and other real estate instruments needed for project development, financing, construction, and operations.
Support title review, title commitment analysis, exception review, mineral ownership review, curative tracking, survey coordination, legal description review, encumbrance analysis, and resolution of title, access, ownership, and boundary issues.
Work closely with legal, development, engineering, construction, environmental, permitting, interconnection, and transmission teams to align land rights with project layouts, site plans, gen-tie routes, access needs, setback requirements, environmental constraints, constructability requirements, and commercial objectives.
Support project acquisitions, co-development opportunities, and M&A diligence by reviewing land control status, title issues, lease terms, easement coverage, right-of-way requirements, curative items, landowner obligations, schedule risks, and key real estate assumptions.
Prepare and maintain land schedules, parcel matrices, ownership reports, title and curative trackers, landowner contact logs, document status reports, consultant scopes, risk registers, budget inputs, and internal business updates.
Coordinate ALTA surveys, boundary surveys, title surveys, title searches, environmental access, field investigations, appraisal support, landowner meetings, surveyor deliverables, document execution, notarization, recording, and closing-related activities.
Conduct land and real estate analysis across multiple U.S. regions, including regional landowner practices, agricultural uses, mineral rights, water rights, oil and gas activity, surface use constraints, permitting considerations, county recording requirements, tax issues, access constraints, and local stakeholder dynamics.
Support financial feasibility analysis by providing assumptions related to land costs, lease payments, easement compensation, acquisition costs, title and curative expenses, survey costs, consultant budgets, landowner obligations, and schedule impacts.
Prepare clear written updates and presentation materials for internal management, project reviews, investment approvals, acquisition diligence, partner discussions, land strategy meetings, and executive-level reporting.
Help manage relationships with landowners, local officials, community leaders, title companies, surveyors, outside counsel, consultants, developers, utilities, oil and gas operators, transmission providers, contractors, and other land-related stakeholders.
Support project transition from development to financing, procurement, construction, commissioning, operations, and asset management by ensuring land rights, title work, document records, and stakeholder obligations are complete, accurate, and organized.
Track land, title, right-of-way, real estate, policy, regulatory, market, and industry trends affecting renewable energy, energy storage, transmission, and other energy infrastructure projects across multiple U.S. regions.
Promote a culture of safety, integrity, accountability, collaboration, respect, landowner trust, commercial discipline, and strong documentation across all land and project activities.

Requirements

Land management, real estate, business, energy, environmental, engineering, planning, law, or other relevant degree preferred; equivalent land, right-of-way, title, real estate, or energy infrastructure experience will be considered.
Relevant experience in energy land, right-of-way, leasing, easement acquisition, title, land administration, real estate, project development, utility-scale infrastructure, IPP, utility, consulting, land services, or project acquisition environments.
Experience supporting land acquisition, site control, lease negotiation, easement negotiation, right-of-way acquisition, title review, curative coordination, landowner engagement, document management, and real estate diligence for energy or infrastructure projects.
Experience working on energy infrastructure projects, including renewable energy, energy storage, transmission, gen-tie lines, utility interconnections, utility coordination, hybrid projects, oil and gas-adjacent land matters, or other grid-connected facilities.
Experience in multiple U.S. regions and familiarity with regional differences in landowner practices, title matters, agricultural land uses, mineral rights, water rights, county recording practices, permitting requirements, and local stakeholder expectations.
Good understanding of land and title processes, including ownership research, title commitments, ALTA surveys, boundary surveys, surveyor coordination, legal descriptions, mineral interests, oil and gas interests, encumbrances, easements, access rights, subordinations, consents, assignments, recordings, and curative requirements.
Ability to review and summarize leases, easements, rights-of-way, purchase agreements, option agreements, crossing agreements, amendments, memoranda, consents, and other real estate instruments.
Experience coordinating with landowners, tenants, title companies, surveyors, outside counsel, land agents, right-of-way consultants, local officials, utilities, transmission providers, oil and gas operators, developers, contractors, and internal project teams.
Working knowledge of how land rights support project siting, engineering design, permitting, interconnection, transmission, construction access, financing, operations, and long-term asset management.
Experience supporting project acquisitions, co-development opportunities, commercial diligence, land file review, title diligence, document gap analysis, real estate risk assessment, or investment approval materials preferred.
Strong organizational skills, attention to detail, document control discipline, and ability to maintain accurate trackers, land files, parcel matrices, title reports, curative logs, agreement summaries, and stakeholder records.
Strong communication, negotiation, and collaboration skills, with the ability to work effectively with landowners, consultants, legal counsel, local stakeholders, internal teams, commercial partners, and senior management.
Commercially minded, proactive, organized, flexible, solution-oriented, respectful in landowner interactions, and able to manage multiple priorities across a dynamic development portfolio.
Availability to travel approximately 30–50% as needed for project sites, landowner meetings, title and survey coordination, stakeholder meetings, consultant management, industry events, and partner discussions.

Skills

Land management
Real estate
Energy infrastructure development
Landowner engagement
Rights-of-way
Site control
Lease negotiation
Easement negotiation
ALTA survey coordination
Title review
Curative coordination
Utility coordination
Oil and gas-related land matters
Project acquisitions
Land due diligence
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Location

Austin, Texas

Work Type

Full-time

Experience Level

Professional

Education Level

Degree in Land management, real estate, business, energy, environmental, engineering, planning, law, or related field preferred

Benefits

Comprehensive benefits package
Employee wellbeing initiatives
Support for physical and psychological health

About the Company

Ferrovial is a global leader in infrastructure, solving complex problems and generating positive outcomes on people’s lives.
Ferrovial is leading the development of the New Terminal One at JFK International Airport.
Ferrovial shares trade under the ticker symbol FER on Nasdaq (Nasdaq100 Index) and Spanish Stock Exchanges (IBEX 35).
Ferrovial is included in globally recognized sustainability indices such as the Dow Jones Best-in-Class Index.
Operates in over 15 countries with a workforce of over 22,000 professionals worldwide.
Business units include Highways, Airports, Construction, and Energy.
The Energy business unit promotes the transition to a more sustainable and clean economy.
The Energy business unit provides innovative solutions for the development, construction, and operation of renewable energy generation, storage, and transmission infrastructures.
The Energy business unit offers energy efficiency solutions for public and private clients.
Offers global presence with local impact.
Fosters collaborative excellence with talented professionals.
Promotes an inclusive culture that values every voice and turns differences into innovation.
Provides career growth opportunities through global and cross-business unit mobility.
Utilizes cutting-edge productivity tools like Microsoft Copilot.

Equal Opportunity

Ferrovial is an equal opportunity employer.
Treats all job applications equally, regardless of gender, color, race, ethnicity, religion, national origin, age, disability, pregnancy, sexual orientation, gender identity and expression, covered veteran status or protected genetic information, or any other protected class in accordance with applicable laws.