Full Stack Web Developer II

Role : Full Stack Web Developer II
Duration: 7/6/2026 - 7/2/2027
Location: 1109-ExxonMobil Campus Spring TX (Onsite)

Position Description:

A Full-Stack Web Developer is responsible for the design and development of end-to-end software solutions. This means that they are not limited to just front-end or back-end development but they essentially accomplish both. Full-stack web developers are typically found within smaller projects but they are available for larger projects although its uncommon due to the potential scale of each component. A full-stack web developer is responsible for the development and maintenance of server-side logic integration of their application elements and exposing data by creating API endpoints. Their front-end development aspect is comprised of implementing visual and interactive elements that users see and engage with in a web-based application. Based on these user gestures they consume their APIs and services and use modern web technologies to deliver intuitive and user-friendly designs.

An Advanced Full Stack Web Developer has demonstrated the ability to independently apply their Web UI development and Back End development skills to relatively simple applications.

Job Description
Major Responsibilities:
Under general supervision:

Create new facilities within the Ignition SCADA software
Work with field technicians to resolve and test new devices
Work with support staff to insure 24/7 availability of the SCADA system
Troubleshoot communications device configuration tag definitions and SQL table entries.

Minimum Requirements:
Bachelors degree required; Experience may be considered in lieu of Degree.
Knowledgeable in database structure and uses
Excellent written and verbal communication skills
Must have aptitude for problem-solving.
Knowledge with various types of Automation controllers.
Must be able to work well with project teams Operations and customers
Must demonstrate desire to learn.

Top 3 skill sets/technologies required for qualification:
Ignition
Industrial Protocols (Modbus AB Emerson MQTT DNP3)
SQL