
Project Manager Land & Water Infrastructure
Role summary
A growing organization in the energy and infrastructure sector seeks a Project Manager for complex land and water initiatives in Texas. The role involves managing land acquisition, water rights, right-of-way, permitting, due diligence, and infrastructure development. The Project Manager will act as a liaison between internal teams, landowners, consultants, and regulatory agencies, leading project schedules, budgets, and deliverables. Experience in land/project management within energy, infrastructure, or related fields is preferred, along with knowledge of easements, leases, and ROW agreements. Strong stakeholder and project management skills are essential, and GIS exposure is a plus.
Dallas, TX | Hybrid
$130,000–$150,000 + 15% Bonus
A growing organization within the energy and infrastructure sector is seeking a Project Manager to lead complex land and water-related initiatives throughout Texas.
This individual will manage projects involving land acquisition, surface rights, water rights, right-of-way, permitting, due diligence, and infrastructure development. The Project Manager will serve as a key liaison between internal Land, Legal, Finance and Operations teams as well as landowners, consultants, contractors and regulatory agencies.
What You’ll Do
- Manage land and water projects from early-stage diligence through closing and project execution
- Coordinate surface acquisitions, water rights, easements and right-of-way matters
- Lead project schedules, milestones, budgets and deliverables
- Work with landowners, brokers, surveyors, engineers, environmental consultants and other third parties
- Coordinate permitting and regulatory requirements
- Partner with legal counsel on agreements, contracts and risk considerations
- Manage outside vendors and consultants
- Provide leadership with clear project updates, risks and recommended solutions
- Experience in land acquisition, land management or project management
- Background in energy, oil & gas, power, water, infrastructure, mining or large-scale construction strongly preferred
- Working knowledge of easements, leases, surface-use agreements and/or ROW
- Strong project management and stakeholder-management skills
- Experience working with regulatory or permitting agencies is highly valuable
- GIS exposure is a plus
Flexible work from home options available.
