The Crown Estate
Asset Manager - Linear Assets (12 Month FTC)

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Advert Close date: 18th August 2026
Background:
The Linear Assets team supports the UK’s data and energy security needs, providing land rights for all linear asset sectors in the offshore marine environment, tidal rivers & estuaries, and coastal land, in England, Wales, and Northern Ireland - subject to applicable legislative powers vested in The Crown Estate. The team covers three main asset sectors:
- Telecommunications and data cables
- Oil & gas pipelines (including gas interconnectors)
- Electricity transmission cables and offshore electricity structures (including electricity interconnectors, and offshore wind connections)
The Linear Assets team has responsibility for delivering sector and customer needs through seabed lease management, covering the full lifecycle of sector planning & development, spatial planning, commercial lease development, operational lease management, and asset decommissioning.
Purpose of Role:
The Asset Manager is a commercially oriented role responsible for maximising value to The Crown Estate through sustainable leasing of seabed for linear assets around England, Wales, and Northern Ireland. The responsibilities of the role holder include customer management, managing delivery of lease obligations, developing new business, leading transactions and commercial negotiations, instructing lawyers and Managing Agents, revenue & cost management, and financial forecasting.
A key requirement of the role is to strongly represent Linear Assets sector and customer needs within The Crown Estate, working collaboratively with representatives of other sectors and support functions within our Marine business. As a result, cross-team working is essential and expected.
The role also involves collaborative working with stakeholders across industry and government, including DESNZ, DSIT, NESO, and regulatory authorities such as Ofgem, OfCom, and the MMO, supporting strategic initiatives that facilitate the sustainable growth of the UK’s offshore energy and data security needs.
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The Asset Manager role will report to a Portfolio Manager.
Main accountabilities:
- Manage customer relationships and implement CRM practices, including know your customer (“KYC”) processes
- Manage seabed leases and licenses, ensuring landlord & tenant compliance with obligations, providing performance reports using data & analytics tools
- Lead commercial negotiations and execute legal agreements
- Understand customer business strategies and drive revenue growth by identifying new business opportunities through seabed services and products
- Prioritize health and safety in asset management, promoting a safety culture with customers
- Incorporate corporate sustainability goals in asset management practices
- Monitor projects through planning and consenting processes and respond to planning consultations
- Manage documentation using Sharepoint tools
- Manage instructions with external lawyers and managing agents
- Represent The Crown Estate at external events and build stakeholder relationships
- Coordinate resources across Marine, Rural & Coastal, and Corporate teams as required in delivery of asset management responsibilities
- Manage enquiries in relation to interests in Crown land
- Manage relationships with government and industry stakeholders (e.g. DESNZ, DSIT, MMO, Ofgem, ESCA, NESO) in support of relevant policy and regulatory developments
Most important skills based requirements:
- Proficiency in land or property lease and asset management
- Customer engagement and relationship management
- Contract management & compliance
- Understanding of offshore energy and data infrastructure (power cables, pipelines, data cables)
- Excellent communication and collaboration skills to engage with internal colleagues, external customers, stakeholders, and partners
- Proficiency in commercial contract negotiation
- Proficiency in compliance and risk management
- Understanding of risk assessment and management
- Strong analytical skills
- Understanding of health and safety practices and regulatory compliance
- Proven delivery in cross-team working environments


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Our Offering / benefits:
As well as a competitive salary, pension, and performance-related bonus offering, we have a wealth of benefits available ranging from flexible working; market-leading family policies and shopping discounts in the West End, to private healthcare; life and critical illness cover, and 28 days holiday with the option to buy more. We value work-life balance and your wellbeing highly, enabling you to be your best self at work.
Disability Disclaimer:
We are a proud disability confident employer and operate the offer of interview scheme Disability Confident employer scheme - GOV.UK (www.gov.uk).
We are happy to offer alternative application methods or formats and can be flexible on our process to enable you to have the best opportunity.
If you have any questions about our recruitment process or would like to talk about adjustments, please contact us directly, or at careers@thecrownestate.co.uk
Please note that if we receive a high volume of applications, we may close this advert early. We encourage you to apply as soon as possible.
The Crown Estate is a unique business with a distinct heritage and a portfolio unlike any other.
It includes some of central London’s best places to work, shop, and spend time, retail and leisure destinations across the country, and a substantial rural portfolio. As manager of the seabed and half the foreshore around England, Wales, and Northern Ireland, we play a role in the UK’s world-leading offshore wind sector as well as marine aggregates, cables, and pipelines. We are also responsible for the Windsor Estate, including the world-renowned Windsor Great Park.
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