Grid United

Agent

• Negotiate options, easements, temporary access, and related land rights directly with landowners supporting Grid United’s projects in the Southwestern United States, primarily Arizona and New Mexico.
• Understand and perform title research; identify and resolve title defects, encumbrances, and curative requirements to deliver insurable, marketable real property rights. Work with external parties, when needed, to review and inspect title commitments and policy endorsements.
• Apply GU ROW Policy Manual, document control, and execution workflow (signature routing, recordation, file return).
• Align with Development/Engineering on construction and pre-construction activities including workspace and access road development and acquisition, and Plan of Development inputs; synchronize with GIS on tract status and PMA (Project Mapping Application) governance; and support environmental and non-environmental permitting submittals.
• Support non-environmental permit processes, third party consents, and foreign line crossing agreements.
• Provide day-to-day direction and quality review of land acquisition subcontractors and third-party land service providers (agents, title, abstractors); enforce reporting cadence and quality per GU standards.
• Demonstrate the Landowner-First principles in every interaction; support meetings/open houses and manage sensitive negotiations as needed.
• Maintain tract diaries, database records, status dashboards, and document links consistent with PMA/GIS data capture policy; coordinate team communications, meetings, and reports.
• Travel to project sites, landowner meetings, and public involvement meetings as needed; perform all other duties as assigned.
• Support and supervise external contract or vendor staff and direct activities as necessary. QA/QC external contract or vendor deliverables and assess performance.

Right of Way Agent