IBM Maximo Functional / Implementation Consultant

July 18, 2026

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Hector Systems Inc. is a U.S.-based IT services and consulting company supporting government and commercial clients with enterprise application development, systems integration, cloud, data, cybersecurity, staffing, and production support services. Please follow the Hector Systems Inc. LinkedIn page for future technology and public sector opportunities. Job Summary Hector Systems Inc. is seeking experienced IBM Maximo Functional / Implementation Consultants for upcoming public sector, transportation, infrastructure, and enterprise asset management opportunities. We are looking for consultants with strong Maximo functional, configuration, implementation, testing, documentation, and user support experience. Responsibilities <ul><li>Gather and document business and functional requirements.</li><li>Support Maximo implementation, configuration, testing, and deployment.</li><li>Configure and support Maximo modules and business processes.</li><li>Support Assets, Locations, Work Orders, Preventive Maintenance, Inventory, Procurement, and Service Requests.</li><li>Conduct process mapping, gap analysis, UAT support, user training, and documentation.</li><li>Work with business users, technical teams, and project stakeholders.</li></ul> Required Qualifications <ul><li>10+ years of enterprise application implementation, functional consulting, or business analysis experience.</li><li>8+ years of IBM Maximo functional/configuration experience.</li><li>IBM Maximo 9.0 or higher experience preferred.</li><li>Strong candidates with Maximo 7.6+, MAS, or other enterprise Maximo versions will also be considered.</li><li>Strong understanding of enterprise asset management and maintenance operations.</li><li>Experience with Assets, Locations, Work Orders, Preventive Maintenance, Inventory, Procurement, and Service Requests.</li><li>Experience supporting UAT, training, documentation, and production support.</li></ul> Preferred Qualifications <ul><li>Experience with public sector, transportation, utilities, infrastructure, or asset-heavy environments.</li><li>Experience with Maximo workflows, security groups, escalations, and Application Designer.</li><li>Experience supporting Maximo modernization, upgrades, or platform transition projects.</li><li>Oracle, SQL Server, or PostgreSQL exposure is a plus.</li></ul> Application Instructions Please apply with your updated resume, availability, work authorization status, expected rate, preferred employment type, and primary Maximo functional areas. Location: Remote, U.S.-basedEmployment Type: W2 / Contract-to-Hire preferred; C2C may be considered on a case-by-case basisWork Authorization: Candidates must be authorized to work in the U.S. Visa sponsorship may be considered for highly qualified candidates, subject to project requirementsAnticipated Start: Q4 2026Work Arrangement: Remote work is expected. If onsite support is required, it may be in the DC/MD area.

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