Web Developer Jobs in Texas
Web Developer jobs in Texas are among the most active in the country, with steady demand from the technology, financial services, healthcare, and e-commerce sectors at every level from entry-level junior developer through senior architect. Austin, Dallas, and Houston are the primary hiring hubs, where companies like Dell Technologies, AT&T, and USAA maintain large engineering and digital product teams. Full-stack development, React and Node.js specialization, and cloud-integrated front-end work are the most consistently sought skills across Texas listings. Find a role that fits below and apply directly.
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Full-time · San Antonio, TX
Leadhub is a full-service marketing agency focused on growing home service and trades businesses. We have our own custom WordPress theme, built in-house. You'll learn it inside out. Most of your work is standing up client sites on that foundation and shaping it to each trade's business, not starting from a blank file. Some of it is improving the theme itself, so the next build goes faster and cleaner.
Our clients are trade businesses: HVAC, plumbing, roofing, electrical. A slow page or a broken form costs them real jobs, so the details you get right make a major impact on our clients’ ability to grow their business. You'll also carry a working knowledge of technical SEO and how AI search reads a page, because at Leadhub we believe a site that ranks and a site that's built well are the same.
The Work
- Build client sites on Leadhub's theme, from the designer's file to a live page
- Extend and improve the core theme so every site after it benefits
- Wire content with ACF so a non-developer can edit a page without breaking the layout
- Reach for Elementor when a page builder fits, hand-code when it doesn't
- Build pages that load fast. Compressed images sized to fit, a short plugin list, and no scripts the page never uses.
- Add schema and structured data so pages earn rich results and surface in AI Overviews
- Build technical SEO into every site. Semantic HTML, canonical tags, clean URLs, a crawlable structure with no orphan pages.
- Manage our automations and integrations for the Leadhub team and clients. Zapier workflows, scripts against client and vendor APIs, small internal tools when nothing off the shelf fits.
- Keep forms, tracking, and integrations firing correctly, then confirm they still do
- Fix and improve existing client sites without breaking what already works
- Own the path from staging to production so nothing ships untested, managing WP Engine environments, Cloudflare, DNS, and site migrations along the way
What Good Looks Like
- Pages pass Core Web Vitals. Actually green, not close enough.
- The next developer opens your code and knows what's happening in a minute
- The site launches on the date you committed to, tested, no scramble at go-live
- Structured data validates and the client shows up where they should
- A change to the shared theme doesn't break the sites already running on it
- Multiple client sites in flight, all moving forward on schedule
- Forms, tracking, and integrations fire correctly and stay that way
What You Bring
- Three or more years building and delivering WordPress sites, not just editing them
- PHP you can write and debug yourself, comfort in the template hierarchy, and ACF as second nature
- You can pick up a codebase someone else built and work within it instead of rewriting it
- Real work in Elementor or Bricks, and the judgment to know when to skip them
- A feel for technical SEO. Schema, site speed, semantic markup, crawlability.
- Enough grasp of AI search to build pages that structured data can feed
- Automation experience. Zapier or Make, plus scripting against an API in PHP, JavaScript, or Python.
- Git, a staging habit, and testing before you push
- Real care for the details, because on a trades site a broken form is a lost customer
- You finish what you start, and you'd rather do it once, right
- Comfortable using an LLM like Claude to write code faster when it earns its place, and sharp enough to catch what it gets wrong
- A portfolio or GitHub we can look at matters more than a degree
Bonus Points
- GA4 and Google Tag Manager setup
- Experience with accessibility and remain up to date with web standards
- You've handed sites to an SEO or content team and kept them happy
- Experience on a support team and communicating with clients on closed tasks or opportunities for improvement
- UI/UX experience with a strong focus on conversion rate optimization
What We Offer
- Competitive salary commensurate with experience
- Health benefits and 401K
- In-office in San Antonio, working alongside the rest of the team
How We Work
We give you a clear brief and a real deadline, then leave you to build. You'll have several client sites in flight, so you'll move between them, but the work is heads-down and hands-on. If you take pride in a clean build and want the room to get it right, you'll like it here. If you'd rather leave things half-finished and move on, you won't.
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Top Industries Hiring
- Technology & Software
- Science & Research
- Artificial Intelligence
What Texas Employers Look For
The qualifications that appear most often in web developer jobs across Texas.
- Proficiency in JavaScript and at least one major framework such as React or Angular
- Bachelor's degree in computer science, software engineering, or a related technical field
- Experience building and maintaining responsive, cross-browser-compatible web applications
- Familiarity with version control systems, particularly Git, and collaborative development workflows
- Working knowledge of RESTful APIs, databases, and back-end integration practices
- Strong communication skills and ability to collaborate with designers and product teams
Web Developer Jobs in Texas: Frequently Asked Questions
How do you become a web developer in Texas?
Texas does not require a state-issued license to work as a web developer. The typical path involves earning a bachelor's degree in computer science or a related field, or completing an accredited coding bootcamp, several of which operate in Austin, Dallas, and Houston. Employers look for a portfolio of deployed projects, demonstrated proficiency in modern JavaScript frameworks, and experience with collaborative development tools like Git.
How much do web developers make in Texas?
Web developers in Texas earn a median of about $85,800 a year, based on May 2025 Bureau of Labor Statistics wage data, ranging from around $50,060 for the lowest 10% to over $158,460 for the top 10%. Pay rises with experience, specialty, and employer.
Which companies hire web developers in Texas?
Employers hiring web developers in Texas right now include Collabera, EBQ, and TRG, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of September 2026. Texas is also home to major tech and enterprise anchors like Dell Technologies, AT&T, and USAA, which run large, ongoing web development teams with frequent openings at multiple seniority levels.
Which Texas cities have the most web developer jobs?
San Antonio, Austin, and Dallas have the most web developer openings in Texas. Austin's concentration of technology companies and digital startups drives volume there, while Dallas benefits from large financial services, telecommunications, and corporate headquarters, and Houston's energy, healthcare, and logistics sectors generate consistent demand for web and application development talent.
Are there remote web developer jobs in Texas?
Yes, and more than most fields. About 64% of web developer openings tied to Texas are remote or hybrid as of September 2026, reflecting how well the work translates to distributed teams. Front-end and full-stack roles tend to be the most remote-friendly, while positions embedded within agile product squads or requiring frequent stakeholder collaboration are more likely to be hybrid or on-site.
How can I get hired as a web developer in Texas with little or no experience?
The most realistic entry path is building a portfolio of real projects and targeting junior developer or associate software engineer roles at Texas-based mid-size technology companies and large enterprise employers. Companies like Dell and Texas Instruments run early-career and new-graduate programs that consider candidates without professional experience. Completing a recognized bootcamp in Austin or Dallas, contributing to open-source work, or moving laterally from a QA analyst or IT support role are the common footholds Texas hiring managers respond to.
Where can I find and apply to web developer jobs in Texas?
You can find and apply to web developer jobs in Texas on Migrate Mate, which lists current openings tied to Texas employers and locations. Find roles that match your experience and specialization and apply directly from the listing.
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