What H-1B Visa Holders Earn Compared To U.S. Engineers

Oct. 20, 2006
The average H-1B visa holder responding to the Electronic Design 2006 Reader Profile Survey is 37 years old, has 14 years of engineering experience, puts in 47 hours at work, holds a bachelor's degree or higher, and makes $76,902 in base sala

The average H-1B visa holder responding to the Electronic Design 2006 Reader Profile Survey is 37 years old, has 14 years of engineering experience, puts in 47 hours at work, holds a bachelor's degree or higher, and makes $76,902 in base salary. Here's how that compares with U.S. engineers who fit the same composite profile.

See Associated Table: COMPARING SALARIES OF U.S. ENGINEERS AND H-1B VISA HOLDERS

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