Project Coordinator - Appalachian Basin (Remote)

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<strong>Dudley is Hiring!<br><br></strong><strong>Project Coordinator, Appalachian Basin / Marcellus-Utica | McMurray, PA Office (Remote)<br><br></strong>Dudley Land Company is hiring a Project Coordinator to support our Appalachian Basin land projects, the kind of behind-the-scenes leadership that keeps Marcellus/Utica Shale-region work organized, on schedule, and moving.<br><br>You'll coordinate project schedules, title workflows, and client reporting across our Appalachian Basin team, keeping WV/OH/PA field work, title, and client deliverables lined up, including projects involving vintage mineral title running back to 1800s-era patents, coal title, complex heirship, and both metes and bounds and section/township/range legal descriptions. If keeping that kind of Appalachian Basin land work on track sounds like your area, apply today!<br><br><em>A note on confidentiality: we know many of the best Project Coordinators are already working and not actively job-hunting. Every search we run is handled discreetly! We're happy to have a confidential, no-pressure conversation about what you're looking for, on your timeline.<br><br></em><strong>Requirements<br><br></strong><ul><li>Prior experience as a Team Lead, Crew Chief, or similar leadership/coordination role in the Land industry</li><li>RL, RPL, or CPL credential (AAPL)</li><li>Familiarity with Appalachian Basin (Marcellus/Utica) land practices and courthouse/title workflows</li><li>Experience with, or exposure to, vintage mineral title (back to 1800s-era patents) and complex heirship matters</li><li>Comfort working with both metes and bounds and section/township/range legal descriptions</li><li>Strong organizational skills and comfort managing multiple moving pieces at once</li><li>Strong computer/Excel skills and clear written communication<br><br><br></li></ul><strong>Preferences (Nice to Have)<br><br></strong><ul><li>Bachelor's degree (preferred, not required)</li><li>Prior experience coordinating multi-county field, title, or right-of-way projects in WV, OH, or PA<br><br><br></li></ul>Dudley is a growing company with a wide range of roles across land, staffing, and utilities: so even if you don't check every box below, we still want to hear from you. We're always looking to connect with strong talent, and today's conversation could point to tomorrow's opening!<br><br><strong>Why Dudley?</strong> Dudley has been delivering energy through land since 1980 & is one of the largest land services firms in the country, with people across oil & gas, renewables, and utilities. We hold ourselves to four core values (people, service, product, and example), and we mean it: we invest in the growth of the people who work here and the projects we deliver.

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