SOC 17-2071

Electrical Engineers — H-1B offered wages

Wages employers attested they would pay on certified Labor Condition Applications filed under SOC 17-2071.

25th percentile
$97,500

Offered wage, per year

Median
$110,000

Derived from $5,000 bands, not stored

36 disclosed positions

75th percentile
$136,667

Offered wage, per year

Employers
7

Distinct sponsors behind the distribution

Top 7 sponsors of this occupation were read

Wage distribution

Each band is $5,000 wide.

Electrical Engineers — offered wage distributionElectrical Engineers: wage distribution across 36 disclosed positions, from $60k to $210k, median $110,000.median $110k$60k$210k

25th $97,500 · median $110,000 · 75th $136,667 · 36 disclosed positions

Offered wages from certified Labor Condition Applications, grouped into $5,000 bands. Percentiles are computed from the bands, not from a stored average.

Prevailing wage level

Level I is entry, IV is fully competent. The level sets the wage floor the employer had to meet.

Level I

8

22%

Level II

14

39%

Level III

5

14%

Level IV

9

25%

By employer

Each median is derived from that employer's own wage bands for this occupation — never an average of medians.

Employers sponsoring Electrical Engineers, most disclosed positions first.
EmployerHeadquartersMedianPositions
General MotorsWarren, MI$134,1679
NextGen Global Resources, LLCChicago, IL$103,7509
Amperesand Inc.San Francisco, CA$191,2505
Motion Recruitment Partners, LLCTroy, MI$106,2505
Global Technology Associates, LLCReston, VA$96,2505
Entergy Services, LLCNew Orleans, LA$95,0002
University of MichiganAnn Arbor, MI$62,5001

By metro

Metros with at least 15 disclosed positions across 3 or more employers.

No metro has enough disclosed positions to break out for this occupation.

25 further metros are present in the data but below the reporting floor, so no range is published for them.

Percentiles are interpolated inside $5,000 bands summed across the 7 largest sponsors of this occupation, which is what the precomputed ranking holds — so they describe those sponsors, not the whole labour market. A page is only published when at least 25 disclosed positions across 3 employers stand behind it. Wages are what the employer attested at filing time, before the job started.