Halo Land Management
Senior Talent Acquisition Manager, Halo Land Management | The Single, Integrated Source for All Land Management Needs
About Halo Land Management
Halo Land Management partners with leading energy companies to support critical oil and gas development and infrastructure work. Our teams handle everything from title and abstracting to right of way and land negotiation. We move fast, we value accuracy, and we care about how work gets done, not just that it gets done.
As we grow, we are building a consistent standard for what success looks like in every role. This Permit Agent position is a key part of that effort.
Position Summary
As a Permit Agent, you support infrastructure and energy projects by coordinating with local, state, and federal agencies to secure permits and approvals required for construction, operation, and maintenance of new and existing facilities.
You will manage the permitting workflow end to end, including application preparation, documentation review, agency coordination, and status tracking. The ideal candidate brings permitting experience in right of way, land, or real estate, communicates clearly with multiple stakeholders, and consistently delivers accurate, on time submissions with minimal supervision.
Key Responsibilities
Permitting Coordination and Agency Management
Coordinate with governmental agencies to obtain necessary permits and approvals for infrastructure projects. Build and maintain professional working relationships with agency contacts to support efficient reviews and timely approvals. Monitor jurisdiction specific requirements and timelines, and ensure submissions align with local standards.
Compliance, Policy Review, and Risk Awareness
Review and interpret zoning ordinances, land division regulations, and jurisdictional policies impacting real estate and right of way activities. Identify compliance risks early, flag missing requirements, and elevate issues to project leadership when needed. Ensure permitting activities align with company standards, client expectations, and regulatory requirements.
Application Preparation, Documentation, and Tracking
Prepare, process, and track permit applications, certificates of insurance, and performance bonds. Coordinate bonding and insurance documentation as required by agencies or clients. Maintain accurate, organized documentation and databases for all active permits, submissions, and approvals.
Communication and Cross Functional Collaboration
Communicate and collaborate with project managers, engineers, attorneys, and landowners to resolve permitting or compliance issues. Draft, review, and send correspondence to agencies and stakeholders with professionalism and clarity. Provide timely updates on permit status, outstanding actions, and next steps to keep project teams aligned.
Tools, Systems, and Workflow Discipline
Utilize client or company provided systems, templates, and workflows to track progress and meet deadlines. Maintain clean digital files that are audit ready, with clear version control, references, and supporting documentation.
What Success Looks Like
While every project is different, success in this role generally follows a progression.
Within 30 Days
Fully onboarded to Halo systems, permitting templates, and project workflows. Understands how projects flow from planning to construction and where permitting fits into execution. Begins supporting permit tracking and basic submissions with guidance and incorporates feedback quickly. Communicates clearly using Halo tools and understands when to elevate questions or risks.
Within 90 Days
Independently manages multiple permit workflows with minimal oversight. Produces accurate, complete submissions that reduce back and forth with agencies. Builds productive relationships with agency contacts and understands jurisdiction specific expectations. Provides consistent status updates and keeps internal stakeholders informed of deadlines and blockers.
Within 6 to 12 Months
Operates with high independence across multiple jurisdictions, agencies, and project types. Anticipates permit risks and proactively prevents delays through early coordination and clean documentation. Produces permit packages that are consistently client ready and audit ready. Becomes a dependable resource for project teams and may support training, quality checks, or process improvements.
Required Qualifications
Minimum 2 years of experience in the right of way, land, or real estate industry, with at least 1 year in a permit or zoning focused role. Working knowledge of zoning, utility permitting, and land division processes.
Ability to read and interpret real estate documents, legal descriptions, and construction drawings.
Proven ability to manage multiple concurrent projects while meeting deadlines.
Strong written and verbal communication skills, with confidence engaging agencies and stakeholders.
Proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite, including Word, Excel, and Outlook, and comfort working in document management platforms.
Ability to work independently under limited supervision while maintaining professionalism and accuracy.
Must operate under a registered LLC or be willing to establish one.
AAPL membership required.
Culture and Team Fit
A strong fit for this role is someone who:
Works well independently but communicates proactively.
Values accuracy, compliance, and professional representation with agencies and clients.
Stays organized under deadlines and adapts quickly across jurisdictions and permitting requirements.
Enjoys solving process problems and keeping complex project details aligned.
Supports the team by sharing requirements, agency insights, and lessons learned to improve consistency.
What You Can Expect
Mission critical work that directly impacts construction schedules and project execution.
The chance to contribute to high visibility infrastructure and energy development.
Freedom to structure your work without micromanagement, with clear expectations and support.
A team that shares tools, resources, and knowledge to help you succeed.
Opportunities for growth based on performance, including expanded project ownership and process leadership.
Long term project stability where high quality work is valued and recognized.
Seniority level Associate
Employment type Full-time
Job function Administrative and General Business
Industries Oil and Gas, Electric Power Transmission, Control, and Distribution, and Electric Power Generation
Referrals increase your chances of interviewing at Halo Land Management by 2x
Medical insurance
Vision insurance
401(k)
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Halo Land Management partners with leading energy companies to support critical oil and gas development and infrastructure work. Our teams handle everything from title and abstracting to right of way and land negotiation. We move fast, we value accuracy, and we care about how work gets done, not just that it gets done.
As we grow, we are building a consistent standard for what success looks like in every role. This Permit Agent position is a key part of that effort.
Position Summary
As a Permit Agent, you support infrastructure and energy projects by coordinating with local, state, and federal agencies to secure permits and approvals required for construction, operation, and maintenance of new and existing facilities.
You will manage the permitting workflow end to end, including application preparation, documentation review, agency coordination, and status tracking. The ideal candidate brings permitting experience in right of way, land, or real estate, communicates clearly with multiple stakeholders, and consistently delivers accurate, on time submissions with minimal supervision.
Key Responsibilities
Permitting Coordination and Agency Management
Coordinate with governmental agencies to obtain necessary permits and approvals for infrastructure projects. Build and maintain professional working relationships with agency contacts to support efficient reviews and timely approvals. Monitor jurisdiction specific requirements and timelines, and ensure submissions align with local standards.
Compliance, Policy Review, and Risk Awareness
Review and interpret zoning ordinances, land division regulations, and jurisdictional policies impacting real estate and right of way activities. Identify compliance risks early, flag missing requirements, and elevate issues to project leadership when needed. Ensure permitting activities align with company standards, client expectations, and regulatory requirements.
Application Preparation, Documentation, and Tracking
Prepare, process, and track permit applications, certificates of insurance, and performance bonds. Coordinate bonding and insurance documentation as required by agencies or clients. Maintain accurate, organized documentation and databases for all active permits, submissions, and approvals.
Communication and Cross Functional Collaboration
Communicate and collaborate with project managers, engineers, attorneys, and landowners to resolve permitting or compliance issues. Draft, review, and send correspondence to agencies and stakeholders with professionalism and clarity. Provide timely updates on permit status, outstanding actions, and next steps to keep project teams aligned.
Tools, Systems, and Workflow Discipline
Utilize client or company provided systems, templates, and workflows to track progress and meet deadlines. Maintain clean digital files that are audit ready, with clear version control, references, and supporting documentation.
What Success Looks Like
While every project is different, success in this role generally follows a progression.
Within 30 Days
Fully onboarded to Halo systems, permitting templates, and project workflows. Understands how projects flow from planning to construction and where permitting fits into execution. Begins supporting permit tracking and basic submissions with guidance and incorporates feedback quickly. Communicates clearly using Halo tools and understands when to elevate questions or risks.
Within 90 Days
Independently manages multiple permit workflows with minimal oversight. Produces accurate, complete submissions that reduce back and forth with agencies. Builds productive relationships with agency contacts and understands jurisdiction specific expectations. Provides consistent status updates and keeps internal stakeholders informed of deadlines and blockers.
Within 6 to 12 Months
Operates with high independence across multiple jurisdictions, agencies, and project types. Anticipates permit risks and proactively prevents delays through early coordination and clean documentation. Produces permit packages that are consistently client ready and audit ready. Becomes a dependable resource for project teams and may support training, quality checks, or process improvements.
Required Qualifications
Minimum 2 years of experience in the right of way, land, or real estate industry, with at least 1 year in a permit or zoning focused role. Working knowledge of zoning, utility permitting, and land division processes.
Ability to read and interpret real estate documents, legal descriptions, and construction drawings.
Proven ability to manage multiple concurrent projects while meeting deadlines.
Strong written and verbal communication skills, with confidence engaging agencies and stakeholders.
Proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite, including Word, Excel, and Outlook, and comfort working in document management platforms.
Ability to work independently under limited supervision while maintaining professionalism and accuracy.
Must operate under a registered LLC or be willing to establish one.
AAPL membership required.
Culture and Team Fit
A strong fit for this role is someone who:
Works well independently but communicates proactively.
Values accuracy, compliance, and professional representation with agencies and clients.
Stays organized under deadlines and adapts quickly across jurisdictions and permitting requirements.
Enjoys solving process problems and keeping complex project details aligned.
Supports the team by sharing requirements, agency insights, and lessons learned to improve consistency.
What You Can Expect
Mission critical work that directly impacts construction schedules and project execution.
The chance to contribute to high visibility infrastructure and energy development.
Freedom to structure your work without micromanagement, with clear expectations and support.
A team that shares tools, resources, and knowledge to help you succeed.
Opportunities for growth based on performance, including expanded project ownership and process leadership.
Long term project stability where high quality work is valued and recognized.
Seniority level Associate
Employment type Full-time
Job function Administrative and General Business
Industries Oil and Gas, Electric Power Transmission, Control, and Distribution, and Electric Power Generation
Referrals increase your chances of interviewing at Halo Land Management by 2x
Medical insurance
Vision insurance
401(k)
#J-18808-Ljbffr