This description is a summary of our understanding of the job description. Click on 'Apply' button to find out more. Role Description We are seeking an experienced Oil & Gas GIS Title Land Analyst to join our team. This role combines geographic information systems (GIS) expertise with oil and gas land title knowledge, supporting complex mapping and spatial analysis across multiple producing basins. The ideal candidate will have extensive experience mapping oil and gas title, leases, wells, and units with a strong understanding of regulatory and land frameworks in Colorado, Texas, New Mexico, and North Dakota. This position plays a critical role in supporting landmen, project managers, and clients by producing accurate mapping, spatial analysis, and data management for oil and gas land projects. If you enjoy solving complex land puzzles, interpreting legal descriptions, and transforming title information into clear and actionable mapping data, we want to hear from you. Key Responsibilities - GIS Mapping & Spatial Analysis - Create and maintain detailed oil and gas mapping for leases, wells, units, tracts, pipelines, and mineral ownership. - Interpret legal descriptions (ALI, metes and bounds, section-township-range) and convert them into spatial data. - Produce title ownership maps, unit maps, drilling unit maps, and acreage position maps. - Support Held By Production (HBP) analysis through spatial mapping and production overlays. - Map and maintain leasehold, mineral ownership, and surface ownership datasets. - Title & Land Data Integration - Work closely with landmen and title analysts to translate title opinions, run sheets, and title reports into GIS layers. - Digitize tracts and leases from legal descriptions and courthouse records. - Maintain spatial accuracy across projects involving multiple operators, leases, and pooled units. - Identify title gaps, overlaps, and acreage discrepancies through spatial analysis. - Multi-State Oil & Gas Mapping - Maintain mapping standards and datasets across Colorado, Texas, New Mexico, and North Dakota. - Understand and apply state-specific survey systems and regulatory frameworks, including: - Public Land Survey System (PLSS) - Texas Abstract Survey System - State regulatory boundaries and spacing rules - Data Management & Visualization - Maintain GIS databases and ensure spatial data integrity. - Create professional map exhibits, project maps, and visual reports for internal teams and clients. - Support land and operations teams with GIS analysis for acquisitions, divestitures, and development planning. Qualifications - 3–7+ years of GIS experience in the oil and gas industry. - Strong experience mapping oil and gas assets in Colorado, Texas, New Mexico, and/or North Dakota. - Proficiency in ArcGIS Pro, ArcMap, and ESRI geospatial tools. - Experience working with: - Oil & gas leases - Mineral ownership mapping - Drilling and spacing units - Well location mapping - Title and land datasets - Strong understanding of PLSS and Texas abstract survey systems. - Ability to interpret legal land descriptions and convert them into accurate GIS datasets. - Strong attention to detail and ability to manage complex spatial datasets. Preferred Qualifications - Experience supporting oil and gas title or land departments. - Experience mapping Held By Production (HBP) acreage. - Familiarity with regulatory data from state oil and gas commissions. - Experience working with land data management systems. - Ability to collaborate closely with landmen, title analysts, and project managers. Key Skills - Oil & Gas GIS Mapping - Title Interpretation & Spatial Mapping - PLSS and Abstract Survey Systems - ArcGIS Pro / ESRI Platforms - Spatial Data Management - Lease and Unit Mapping - Acreage Analysis What Makes Someone Successful in This Role The strongest candidates combine technical GIS expertise with practical oil and gas land knowledge. They can interpret complex title information, visualize land ownership and lease structures spatially, and produce accurate maps that support real-world land decisions.

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This description is a summary of our understanding of the job description. Click on 'Apply' button to find out more. Role Description Doubleverify is seeking a Policy Intern to contribute to the company’s approach to content classification. The Product Policy Intern will work across content verticals ranging from hate speech to crime, violence, and disasters. Candidates should have knowledge of or interest in internet policy issues and media regulatory issues and/or law. They should also have excellent writing and analytical skills. Responsibilities - Research policy positions and support policy writing to inform classification across content verticals. - Support resource creation for training labeling teams on product policy. - Articulate policy positions for internal teams in order to support client queries and requests. - Understand and research public opinions and advertiser perspectives in order to inform policy creation and policy adjustments. - Collaborate with linguists and data scientists when creating classification models. Qualifications - 2-3 years of experience in media regulatory issues, online content policy, regulation of user-generated content, or similar relevant experience. - Excellent writing and analytical skills. - Familiarity with web and social media content trends. - Interest in and passion for policy and content classification/moderation. Preferred Qualifications - Currently in the final or penultimate year of a relevant graduate school program including but not limited to Journalism, International Relations, or Law. - Familiarity with national or international policy proposals or frameworks for addressing harmful content online. - Familiarity with internet policy issues. - Familiarity with content moderation or classification.