Land Solutions, Right of Way Acquisition Specialist – Green Bay, WI

• Engage landowners across Northern Wisconsin to explain project scope, address concerns, and secure land rights including easements, rights-of-entry, and option agreements • Research property ownership, title information, and parcel boundaries using Wisconsin county courthouse records, GIS systems, and tax parcel data • Prepare, review, and execute land use documents in compliance with client, state, and regulatory standards (including Wisconsin Public Service Commission requirements) • Negotiate compensation agreements and settle damage claims in coordination with the Field ROW Supervisor and Project Manager • Document all landowner communications — calls, correspondence, and in-person meetings — and maintain detailed parcel files • Record executed legal documents with the appropriate county offices (Brown County, Outagamie, Winnebago, and surrounding areas) • Read and interpret maps, plats, engineering drawings, and legal descriptions to clearly communicate project impacts • Coordinate access needs with surveyors, environmental teams, inspectors, and contractors across rural and regional project areas • Support valuation reviews, appraisals, and damage assessments • Track acquisition progress in project databases and report field status to the Field ROW Supervisor • Participate in project meetings and assist with field close-out activities

• 2–5 years of experience in right of way acquisition, real estate, or a related field; experience with transmission, pipeline, or renewable energy projects preferred • Working knowledge of Wisconsin property law, land rights, and rural land acquisition practices • Comfort researching title and ownership records through Wisconsin public systems and county records • Experience working with agricultural landowners and rural communities strongly preferred • Strong negotiation skills and the ability to resolve conflict professionally • Clear, confident communication with a wide range of landowners and stakeholders • Must be comfortable with regular field travel across Northern Wisconsin, including rural and remote areas • IRWA coursework or certifications a plus • Associate degree or equivalent combination of education and relevant experience