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New grad land agent jobs welcome recent graduates and entry level candidates with zero to two years of experience, where a strong internship, fieldwork sample, or portfolio can matter more than a long resume. Most openings are on-site roles across Consulting & Professional Services, Staffing & Recruiting, and Construction & Real Estate, with employers like Jobot, Bohler, and Kimley-Horn hiring at this level now.
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INTRODUCTION
At T-Mobile, we invest in YOU! Our Total Rewards Package ensures that employees get the same big love we give our customers. All team members receive a competitive base salary and compensation package - this is Total Rewards. Employees enjoy multiple wealth-building opportunities through our annual stock grant, employee stock purchase plan, 401(k), and access to free, year-round money coaches. That’s how we’re UNSTOPPABLE for our employees!
T-Mobile has an exciting opportunity for an attorney with exceptional analytical and communication skills and a talent for creative problem-solving to provide legal guidance to our dynamic business teams. A successful candidate will be ready to jump into action, working closely with experts across the legal department and business partners to provide practical, strategic legal guidance and design and implement creative, simple solutions to address complex legal and technological challenges.
Are you looking for a work environment which encourages teamwork and where you are respected, supported, challenged, and can grow and advance your career? If your answer is “yes,” you should join T-Mobile’s All-Star Legal Team!
Step into the future with T-Mobile! We’re seeking an energetic and solutions-driven Corporate Counsel – Land Use and Siting Advocacy Legal to join our All-Star Legal Team. This pivotal role will collaborate with T-Mobile’s Network & Engineering department and the Government Affairs team to implement nationwide siting advocacy strategies that promote wireless infrastructure deployment.
ROLE AND RESPONSIBILITIES
The attorney in this role will provide legal support on nationwide land use, zoning, and permitting matters, as well as local and state ordinances, rules, and regulations relating to wireless siting, and on federal siting requirements, including NEPA, the National Historic Preservation Act (SHPO and Section 106), tribal consultation, siting on federal and tribal lands, and FCC and FAA regulations. Operating with a nationwide strategic scope, this role requires navigating challenges at both the local municipal level and the federal level. The successful candidate must interpret federal, state, local, and tribal requirements and understand the goals and challenges of deploying a wireless network across the expansive and complex U.S. market. They will use this knowledge to guide the business toward effective strategies and tactics for timely, cost-efficient wireless network deployment.
This role involves understanding complex local politics, developing relationships with key players nationwide (including municipal officials, federal agencies, State Historic Preservation Offices, and Tribal Nations), and balancing T-Mobile’s objectives with local, federal, and tribal considerations to deliver a superior wireless network for customers. If you’re ready to tackle challenges, make an impact, and work at the intersection of law and innovation, we want to hear from you!
What you’ll do in your role:
- Strategic Problem Solver: Implement siting advocacy strategies and tactics for deploying wireless infrastructure nationwide. Identify where a site is stalled, whether at a zoning board, a federal review, or a tribal consultation, and recommend the legal and practical path to move it forward.
- Legal Analysis Expert: Review, analyze, and work to influence existing and proposed local ordinances and codes to facilitate wireless infrastructure deployment. Serve as a subject matter expert on the state and federal laws and regulations impacting wireless siting, including Sections 332(c)(7) and 6409(a) of the Communications Act, FCC rules and shot clocks, NEPA, the National Historic Preservation Act, and FAA requirements.
- Legal Tactician: Analyze relevant laws and shot clocks to address zoning, permitting, and federal review delays, providing actionable recommendations on notices, escalation, and enforcement of T-Mobile’s rights. Draft and assist in negotiating real estate transaction documents impacting T-Mobile’s land use requirements, including lease and access authorizations on federal and tribal land.
- Federal Review Counsel: Advise Engineering, Real Estate, and development teams on the federal review process for new and modified sites. This includes NEPA and FCC environmental requirements, SHPO and Section 106 consultation, FAA and ASR requirements, and RF exposure compliance. Guide the business through issues such as environmental assessments, adverse-effect findings, and mitigation, and help resolve disputes with consulting parties.
- Tribal and Federal Lands Advisor: Provide legal guidance on tribal consultation and on siting on tribal and federal lands, including coordination with federal land managers and agencies. Help build constructive, long-term relationships with Tribal Nations and Tribal Historic Preservation Officers.
- Advocacy Network Builder: Partner with and assist in building a national network of lobbyists and external advocacy specialists to further T-Mobile’s development interests. Coordinate with the Government Affairs team to ensure alignment on local, state, and federal strategy, including comments and advocacy with trade associations before agencies such as the FCC and FAA. Track legislative and regulatory developments and assess their impact on network deployment.
- Trainer and Educator: Co-create and present land use and federal siting training materials covering both local permitting and federal review requirements. Conduct training sessions for T-Mobile attorneys, development teams, and vendors. Establish and share best practices to drive consistency and efficiency across regions.
- Community Engagement Strategist: Provide strategic guidance to Government Affairs and external affairs experts to generate community support for network development. Provide support on land use application challenges and establish actionable administrative records that withstand legal challenge. Educate and advocate for the adoption of applicable federal laws at local and state levels.
- Infrastructure Advocate: Facilitate (via negotiation and/or legislative changes) the siting of wireless infrastructure within public rights-of-way.
- Risk and Compliance Advisor: Partner with Government Affairs, Engineering, and Real Estate to support deployment while ensuring regulatory compliance. Support responses to federal agency inquiries and audits involving siting, RF compliance, and permitting. Provide risk assessments to help the business weigh options on contested or high-risk sites.
- Legal Subject Matter Expert: Serve as the expert in land use and siting litigation, with a deep understanding of laws, regulations, and case law. Partner with outside counsel on disputes involving zoning and permitting denials, NEPA and historic preservation challenges, and tribal or federal land matters.
BASIC QUALIFICATIONS
- Juris Doctor from an ABA-accredited law school and admission to practice law in at least one U.S. jurisdiction.
- 2–4 years of in-house and/or law firm real estate, land use, or telecommunications experience.
- Expertise in federal telecommunications law, as well as state and local laws governing macro and small cell facilities in public rights-of-way and pole attachments.
- Working knowledge of, or demonstrated interest in developing expertise in, NEPA, NHPA Section 106 and SHPO processes, tribal consultation, and federal and tribal land siting. Experience with FCC environmental and RF compliance rules, FAA review, or federal agency matters is a plus.
- Strong time management skills.
- Excellent written and oral communication skills.
- Proven ability to collaborate with other legal and business professionals, with a focus on identifying efficiencies and delivering results.
- Results-oriented and customer-focused.
- Ability to work efficiently, managing multiple clients routinely under tight time constraints, managing a high-volume workload, meeting demanding deadlines, and balancing multiple tasks in a fast-paced environment.
- Professional maturity and the ability to interact with senior leaders, federal agency staff, and tribal representatives.
- Strong drafting and verbal communication skills.
-
Excellent legal research and analytical skills, with experience managing and advising on complex legal matters.
-
At least 18 years of age
- Legally authorized to work in the United States
Travel:
Travel Required (Yes/No): No
DOT Regulated:
DOT Regulated Position (Yes/No): No
Safety Sensitive Position (Yes/No): No
COMPENSATION
- Total Target Cash Earnings Opportunity: $141,680 - $255,530
- National Base Pay Range: $123,200 - $222,200
The Total Target Cash Earnings Opportunity represents the expected total cash compensation for this role at target performance, combining base salary and annual incentive opportunity. Actual earnings may be higher or lower depending on individual performance and overall company results.
The base pay range reflects the compensation component of this opportunity. The candidate’s actual pay will be based on various factors, such as work location, qualifications, and experience, so the actual starting pay will vary within this range. To find the pay range for this role based on hiring location, click here.
At T-Mobile, employees in regular, non-temporary roles are eligible for an annual bonus or periodic sales incentive or bonus, based on their role. Corporate employees are eligible for a year-end bonus based on individual and/or company performance and which is set at a percentage of the employee’s eligible earnings in the prior year. Certain positions in Customer Care are eligible for monthly bonuses based on individual and/or team performance. The incentive component included in the Total Target Cash Earnings Opportunity reflects target performance. Actual earnings included in the Total Target Cash Earnings Opportunity reflect target performance; actual payouts may vary.
At T-Mobile, our benefits exemplify the spirit of One Team, Together! A big part of how we care for one another is working to ensure our benefits evolve to meet the needs of our team members. Full and part-time employees have access to the same benefits when eligible. We cover all of the bases, offering medical, dental and vision insurance, a flexible spending account, 401(k), employee stock grants, employee stock purchase plan, paid time off and up to 12 paid holidays - which total about 4 weeks for new full-time employees and about 2.5 weeks for new part-time employees annually - paid parental and family leave, family building benefits, back-up care, enhanced family support, childcare subsidy, tuition assistance, college coaching, short- and long-term disability, voluntary AD&D coverage, voluntary accident coverage, voluntary life insurance, voluntary disability insurance, and voluntary long-term care insurance. We don't stop there - eligible employees can also receive mobile service & home internet discounts, pet insurance, and access to commuter and transit programs! To learn about T-Mobile’s amazing benefits, check out www.t-mobilebenefits.com.
Never stop growing!
As part of the T-Mobile team, you know the Un-carrier doesn’t have a corporate ladder–it’s more like a jungle gym of possibilities! We love helping our employees grow in their careers, because it’s that shared drive to aim high that drives our business and our culture forward. By applying for this career opportunity, you’re living our values while investing in your career growth–and we applaud it. You’re unstoppable!
T-Mobile USA, Inc. is an Equal Opportunity Employer. All decisions concerning the employment relationship will be made without regard to age, race, ethnicity, color, religion, creed, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, genetic information, national origin, religious affiliation, marital status, citizenship status, veteran status, the presence of any physical or mental disability, or any other status or characteristic protected by federal, state, or local law. Discrimination, retaliation or harassment based upon any of these factors is wholly inconsistent with how we do business and will not be tolerated.
Talent comes in all forms at the Un-carrier. If you are an individual with a disability and need reasonable accommodation at any point in the application or interview process, please let us know by emailing ApplicantAccommodation@t-mobile.com or calling 1-844-873-9500. Please note, this contact channel is not a means to apply for or inquire about a position and we are unable to respond to non-accommodation related requests.
INTRODUCTION
At T-Mobile, we invest in YOU! Our Total Rewards Package ensures that employees get the same big love we give our customers. All team members receive a competitive base salary and compensation package - this is Total Rewards. Employees enjoy multiple wealth-building opportunities through our annual stock grant, employee stock purchase plan, 401(k), and access to free, year-round money coaches. That’s how we’re UNSTOPPABLE for our employees!
T-Mobile has an exciting opportunity for an attorney with exceptional analytical and communication skills and a talent for creative problem-solving to provide legal guidance to our dynamic business teams. A successful candidate will be ready to jump into action, working closely with experts across the legal department and business partners to provide practical, strategic legal guidance and design and implement creative, simple solutions to address complex legal and technological challenges.
Are you looking for a work environment which encourages teamwork and where you are respected, supported, challenged, and can grow and advance your career? If your answer is “yes,” you should join T-Mobile’s All-Star Legal Team!
Step into the future with T-Mobile! We’re seeking an energetic and solutions-driven Corporate Counsel – Land Use and Siting Advocacy Legal to join our All-Star Legal Team. This pivotal role will collaborate with T-Mobile’s Network & Engineering department and the Government Affairs team to implement nationwide siting advocacy strategies that promote wireless infrastructure deployment.
ROLE AND RESPONSIBILITIES
The attorney in this role will provide legal support on nationwide land use, zoning, and permitting matters, as well as local and state ordinances, rules, and regulations relating to wireless siting, and on federal siting requirements, including NEPA, the National Historic Preservation Act (SHPO and Section 106), tribal consultation, siting on federal and tribal lands, and FCC and FAA regulations. Operating with a nationwide strategic scope, this role requires navigating challenges at both the local municipal level and the federal level. The successful candidate must interpret federal, state, local, and tribal requirements and understand the goals and challenges of deploying a wireless network across the expansive and complex U.S. market. They will use this knowledge to guide the business toward effective strategies and tactics for timely, cost-efficient wireless network deployment.
This role involves understanding complex local politics, developing relationships with key players nationwide (including municipal officials, federal agencies, State Historic Preservation Offices, and Tribal Nations), and balancing T-Mobile’s objectives with local, federal, and tribal considerations to deliver a superior wireless network for customers. If you’re ready to tackle challenges, make an impact, and work at the intersection of law and innovation, we want to hear from you!
What you’ll do in your role:
- Strategic Problem Solver: Implement siting advocacy strategies and tactics for deploying wireless infrastructure nationwide. Identify where a site is stalled, whether at a zoning board, a federal review, or a tribal consultation, and recommend the legal and practical path to move it forward.
- Legal Analysis Expert: Review, analyze, and work to influence existing and proposed local ordinances and codes to facilitate wireless infrastructure deployment. Serve as a subject matter expert on the state and federal laws and regulations impacting wireless siting, including Sections 332(c)(7) and 6409(a) of the Communications Act, FCC rules and shot clocks, NEPA, the National Historic Preservation Act, and FAA requirements.
- Legal Tactician: Analyze relevant laws and shot clocks to address zoning, permitting, and federal review delays, providing actionable recommendations on notices, escalation, and enforcement of T-Mobile’s rights. Draft and assist in negotiating real estate transaction documents impacting T-Mobile’s land use requirements, including lease and access authorizations on federal and tribal land.
- Federal Review Counsel: Advise Engineering, Real Estate, and development teams on the federal review process for new and modified sites. This includes NEPA and FCC environmental requirements, SHPO and Section 106 consultation, FAA and ASR requirements, and RF exposure compliance. Guide the business through issues such as environmental assessments, adverse-effect findings, and mitigation, and help resolve disputes with consulting parties.
- Tribal and Federal Lands Advisor: Provide legal guidance on tribal consultation and on siting on tribal and federal lands, including coordination with federal land managers and agencies. Help build constructive, long-term relationships with Tribal Nations and Tribal Historic Preservation Officers.
- Advocacy Network Builder: Partner with and assist in building a national network of lobbyists and external advocacy specialists to further T-Mobile’s development interests. Coordinate with the Government Affairs team to ensure alignment on local, state, and federal strategy, including comments and advocacy with trade associations before agencies such as the FCC and FAA. Track legislative and regulatory developments and assess their impact on network deployment.
- Trainer and Educator: Co-create and present land use and federal siting training materials covering both local permitting and federal review requirements. Conduct training sessions for T-Mobile attorneys, development teams, and vendors. Establish and share best practices to drive consistency and efficiency across regions.
- Community Engagement Strategist: Provide strategic guidance to Government Affairs and external affairs experts to generate community support for network development. Provide support on land use application challenges and establish actionable administrative records that withstand legal challenge. Educate and advocate for the adoption of applicable federal laws at local and state levels.
- Infrastructure Advocate: Facilitate (via negotiation and/or legislative changes) the siting of wireless infrastructure within public rights-of-way.
- Risk and Compliance Advisor: Partner with Government Affairs, Engineering, and Real Estate to support deployment while ensuring regulatory compliance. Support responses to federal agency inquiries and audits involving siting, RF compliance, and permitting. Provide risk assessments to help the business weigh options on contested or high-risk sites.
- Legal Subject Matter Expert: Serve as the expert in land use and siting litigation, with a deep understanding of laws, regulations, and case law. Partner with outside counsel on disputes involving zoning and permitting denials, NEPA and historic preservation challenges, and tribal or federal land matters.
BASIC QUALIFICATIONS
- Juris Doctor from an ABA-accredited law school and admission to practice law in at least one U.S. jurisdiction.
- 2–4 years of in-house and/or law firm real estate, land use, or telecommunications experience.
- Expertise in federal telecommunications law, as well as state and local laws governing macro and small cell facilities in public rights-of-way and pole attachments.
- Working knowledge of, or demonstrated interest in developing expertise in, NEPA, NHPA Section 106 and SHPO processes, tribal consultation, and federal and tribal land siting. Experience with FCC environmental and RF compliance rules, FAA review, or federal agency matters is a plus.
- Strong time management skills.
- Excellent written and oral communication skills.
- Proven ability to collaborate with other legal and business professionals, with a focus on identifying efficiencies and delivering results.
- Results-oriented and customer-focused.
- Ability to work efficiently, managing multiple clients routinely under tight time constraints, managing a high-volume workload, meeting demanding deadlines, and balancing multiple tasks in a fast-paced environment.
- Professional maturity and the ability to interact with senior leaders, federal agency staff, and tribal representatives.
- Strong drafting and verbal communication skills.
-
Excellent legal research and analytical skills, with experience managing and advising on complex legal matters.
-
At least 18 years of age
- Legally authorized to work in the United States
Travel:
Travel Required (Yes/No): No
DOT Regulated:
DOT Regulated Position (Yes/No): No
Safety Sensitive Position (Yes/No): No
COMPENSATION
- Total Target Cash Earnings Opportunity: $141,680 - $255,530
- National Base Pay Range: $123,200 - $222,200
The Total Target Cash Earnings Opportunity represents the expected total cash compensation for this role at target performance, combining base salary and annual incentive opportunity. Actual earnings may be higher or lower depending on individual performance and overall company results.
The base pay range reflects the compensation component of this opportunity. The candidate’s actual pay will be based on various factors, such as work location, qualifications, and experience, so the actual starting pay will vary within this range. To find the pay range for this role based on hiring location, click here.
At T-Mobile, employees in regular, non-temporary roles are eligible for an annual bonus or periodic sales incentive or bonus, based on their role. Corporate employees are eligible for a year-end bonus based on individual and/or company performance and which is set at a percentage of the employee’s eligible earnings in the prior year. Certain positions in Customer Care are eligible for monthly bonuses based on individual and/or team performance. The incentive component included in the Total Target Cash Earnings Opportunity reflects target performance. Actual earnings included in the Total Target Cash Earnings Opportunity reflect target performance; actual payouts may vary.
At T-Mobile, our benefits exemplify the spirit of One Team, Together! A big part of how we care for one another is working to ensure our benefits evolve to meet the needs of our team members. Full and part-time employees have access to the same benefits when eligible. We cover all of the bases, offering medical, dental and vision insurance, a flexible spending account, 401(k), employee stock grants, employee stock purchase plan, paid time off and up to 12 paid holidays - which total about 4 weeks for new full-time employees and about 2.5 weeks for new part-time employees annually - paid parental and family leave, family building benefits, back-up care, enhanced family support, childcare subsidy, tuition assistance, college coaching, short- and long-term disability, voluntary AD&D coverage, voluntary accident coverage, voluntary life insurance, voluntary disability insurance, and voluntary long-term care insurance. We don't stop there - eligible employees can also receive mobile service & home internet discounts, pet insurance, and access to commuter and transit programs! To learn about T-Mobile’s amazing benefits, check out www.t-mobilebenefits.com.
Never stop growing!
As part of the T-Mobile team, you know the Un-carrier doesn’t have a corporate ladder–it’s more like a jungle gym of possibilities! We love helping our employees grow in their careers, because it’s that shared drive to aim high that drives our business and our culture forward. By applying for this career opportunity, you’re living our values while investing in your career growth–and we applaud it. You’re unstoppable!
T-Mobile USA, Inc. is an Equal Opportunity Employer. All decisions concerning the employment relationship will be made without regard to age, race, ethnicity, color, religion, creed, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, genetic information, national origin, religious affiliation, marital status, citizenship status, veteran status, the presence of any physical or mental disability, or any other status or characteristic protected by federal, state, or local law. Discrimination, retaliation or harassment based upon any of these factors is wholly inconsistent with how we do business and will not be tolerated.
Talent comes in all forms at the Un-carrier. If you are an individual with a disability and need reasonable accommodation at any point in the application or interview process, please let us know by emailing ApplicantAccommodation@t-mobile.com or calling 1-844-873-9500. Please note, this contact channel is not a means to apply for or inquire about a position and we are unable to respond to non-accommodation related requests.
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Entry Level Land Agent Jobs: Frequently Asked Questions
How do I get an entry level land agent job?
Start by gaining field exposure through internships, land surveying assistant roles, or coursework in real estate, natural resources, or geography. Employers at this level look for candidates who understand title research, property rights, or right-of-way basics. A degree in a related field helps, but hands-on experience negotiating easements or documenting land records gives junior candidates a clear edge during the hiring process.
Which companies hire entry level land agents?
Companies hiring entry level land agents right now include Jobot, Bohler, and Kimley-Horn, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of November 2026. At this level, hiring tends to come from energy companies, pipeline operators, land services firms, and government agencies that need field-ready candidates willing to learn title and acquisition processes on the job.
Are there remote entry level land agent jobs?
Yes, though most entry level roles involve fieldwork and are predominantly on-site. About 9% of entry level land agent openings are remote or hybrid as of November 2026, typically covering title research, document review, or coordination tasks that can be handled off-site while in-person negotiation and inspection duties are assigned to more experienced team members.
Are these new grad land agent jobs?
Yes, many of these postings are new grad and junior roles that explicitly welcome recent graduates and candidates with little or no professional experience. A new grad-friendly land agent posting typically accepts zero to two years of experience, counts internships or relevant coursework toward requirements, and treats a strong portfolio of field or research projects as a substitute for a long work history.
Which industries hire the most entry level land agents?
Entry Level land agent roles concentrate in Consulting & Professional Services, Staffing & Recruiting, and Construction & Real Estate, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of November 2026. These sectors drive junior hiring because they regularly acquire new rights-of-way, mineral rights, and easements, creating steady demand for entry level candidates who can support title research, landowner contact, and documentation under the guidance of senior agents.