Hexagon J5/Octave/Tempo-Admin/Developer-Houston, TX

Job Description

Job Description

Hexagon j5 Administrator / Developer
Houston, TX | Onsite | 12+ Month Contract

iSphere is looking for a Hexagon j5 Administrator/Developer who enjoys taking operational processes that live in spreadsheets, notebooks, and people's memories... and turning them into systems that actually make life easier.

This role supports one of the industry's leading operations management platforms, helping configure, maintain, and enhance Hexagon j5 across multiple modules. You'll work with operations, engineering, maintenance, safety, and IT teams to build workflows that keep plants running safely, efficiently, and with fewer "Did someone remember to..." conversations.

If you've spent time supporting refinery or industrial operations, you'll know exactly why this work matters.

What they're really looking for:

• Strong hands-on experience administering and supporting Hexagon/Octave/Tempo j5
• Experience configuring Shift Logbooks and electronic operating logs
• Experience supporting Management of Change (MOC) processes
• Experience with Aveva Mobile Operator / Operator Rounds
• Workflow configuration and application administration experience
• Strong troubleshooting skills across users, workflows, forms, and mobile applications
• Experience implementing system enhancements and configuration changes
• Ability to work directly with operations and business users to translate real-world processes into practical system solutions

Bonus points if you have experience with:

• Refineries, LNG, petrochemical, chemical manufacturing, power generation, or other 24/7 industrial operations
• Working alongside Hexagon implementation partners or consulting firms
• Supporting production upgrades, patches, and application releases
• Developing electronic forms, templates, and operational workflows

You'll spend your time configuring electronic logbooks, building workflows, managing users and permissions, supporting mobile operator applications, troubleshooting issues, and helping improve how plant operations are captured and managed throughout the organization.

The right person for this role enjoys being the bridge between operations and technology. They're just as comfortable talking with plant operators about how work actually gets done as they are configuring the system that supports it.

Because at the end of the day, the best operations software isn't the one with the most features... it's the one people actually want to use.