Legal and Title, Senior Analyst

Why This Role May Interest You

This role offers the opportunity to help advance renewable energy projects from development through financing, construction, and operations. Rather than focusing on a single transaction, you will support utility-scale wind, solar, and battery storage projects by helping secure and protect the real property rights that are critical to project success.

If you enjoy solving complex real estate challenges, collaborating across legal, land, development, and financing teams, and seeing your work contribute directly to major infrastructure projects, you'll find meaningful work here. Your expertise will help identify and resolve title-related issues, support project transactions, and contribute to the development of renewable energy assets that power communities across North America.

 

Evergreen Note

This evergreen posting is designed to connect with experienced title insurance, real estate, land administration, and renewable energy professionals interested in future opportunities with ENGIE. By applying, you may be considered for current or future title-related opportunities supporting the development, financing, construction, and operation of renewable energy projects across North America. If you are seeking immediate opportunities across ENGIE, we invite you to visit our ENGIE career page to explore current opportunities.

 

What You Can Expect

At ENGIE, you will advance renewable energy projects that contribute to a lower-carbon future. As a member of ENGIE's Legal team, you will play a key role in managing real estate title matters that support the development, financing, construction, and operation of utility-scale wind, solar, and battery storage projects across North America.

 

Working closely with internal stakeholders and external service providers, you will evaluate title risks, support project transactions, and secure the property rights necessary for the successful development and operation of renewable energy assets. Your work will directly contribute to the advancement of critical energy infrastructure by identifying, resolving, and mitigating title-related challenges across a growing portfolio of projects.

 

Success in this role requires analytical judgment, attention to detail, strong organizational skills, and the ability to manage multiple priorities while collaborating effectively across legal, development, land, financing, and project execution teams.

 

 

What You’ll Do

• Coordinate with developers, title companies, and project stakeholders to obtain title commitments, review ownership and legal descriptions, and support the issuance of title insurance policies for utility-scale wind, solar, and battery storage projects
• Review and analyze title commitments, pro forma title policies, and related documentation to identify title exceptions, coverage requirements, risks, and curative actions supporting project development, financing, and construction activities
• Lead title curative efforts by preparing, negotiating, and tracking subordinations, non-disturbance agreements, affidavits, crossing agreements, construction consents, and other instruments required to secure acceptable title coverage
• Evaluate mineral ownership, subsurface rights, and related interests while coordinating with title partners, mineral owners, operators, and other stakeholders to support project development and risk mitigation efforts
• Request, review, and manage ALTA surveys, plats, easements, access agreements, and utility-related documentation while ensuring alignment with project, financing, and regulatory requirements
• Maintain project records, reporting tools, and tracking mechanisms to monitor title requirements, survey matters, curative activities, and project milestones across multiple projects and jurisdictions
• Collaborate with internal Legal, Land, Development, Engineering, Construction, and Finance teams, as well as external advisors and stakeholders, to resolve title-related matters and support successful project execution
• Support project transactions, land acquisitions, financing activities, and interconnection requirements by identifying and resolving real estate title issues impacting project development, construction, and long-term operations

 

What You’ll Bring

• Bachelor's degree in Real Estate, Business, Legal Studies, Land Administration, Paralegal Studies, or a related fiel