Description
Help Us Build What’s Next — One Parcel at a Time
We’re hiring and accepting resumes for Land & Right-of-Way professionals: ROW/Land Agents, Title Agents, Permit/Zoning Agents, and Document Specialists to support infrastructure and land development projects across the U.S.
Whether you're looking for your next opportunity or open to future projects, we want to hear from you.
What you’ll do:
Depending on the role and project, you may:
- Acquire land rights and negotiate with property owners.
- Conduct title research and prepare acquisition documentation.
- Coordinate with legal, engineering, and project teams to ensure compliance.
- Manage permits, zoning documentation, and regulatory approvals.
- Maintain accurate records and track project milestones.
Current Opportunities:
- Illinois: ROW/Land Agent (active opening)
- Michigan: Permit/Zoning Agents, Title Specialists, Document Specialists (active opening: some hybrid, some remote; state restrictions apply)
- Southeast U.S.: ROW/Land Agents (anticipated projects)
- Nationwide: Remote Title Agents (anticipated projects)
Why work with us:
- Flexible remote and hybrid roles based on location and project.
- A servant leadership culture that values integrity, collaboration, and innovation.
- Competitive hourly rates, health/life/vision/dental insurance, and 401 (k) program.
- Opportunities to work on impactful projects nationwide.
Let’s Stay Connected: If you’re a ROW/Land Agent, Title Agent, Permit/Zoning Specialist, or Document Specialist open to current or future opportunities, send your resume to hr@salemland.com.
We personally review every submission and will reach out when the right project comes along.
Requirements
What success looks like:
- You build trust with stakeholders and keep projects moving forward.
- You communicate clearly and manage documentation with precision.
- You adapt quickly to changing project needs and timelines.
What you'll bring:
- Experience in land acquisition, title research, permitting, or document management.
- Knowledge of property law, land use, and infrastructure development.
- Strong communication and organizational skills.
- Ability to work independently and remotely or in hybrid settings.
- Strong software skills, including MS Word, MS Excel, MS Outlook, Adobe/Docusign, Land Management programs, and GIS systems
