Logistician / Supply Chain Analyst Salary

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Logistician / Supply Chain Analyst H-1B & PERM Salary

Logisticians analyze and coordinate an organization's supply chain — the movement of products from supplier to consumer. Based on 5,802 certified H-1B and PERM filings from U.S. Department of Labor disclosure data, the median sponsored salary for a Logistician / Supply Chain Analyst is $75,057 per year.

Median salary
$75,057
per year
Total filings
5,802
2,859 in last 5 years
Typical range (25th–75th)
$60,000–$97,279
middle 50% of offers

Logistician / Supply Chain Analyst salary percentiles

PercentileAnnual salary
10th (entry)$50,000
25th$60,000
50th (median)$75,057
75th$97,279
90th (senior)$123,254

What Logistician / Supply Chain Analysts are actually paid

Every other salary site shows the LCA-posted wage — the wage for the position. Using USCIS I-129 petition data, we can compare that against the actual pay the sponsored worker received, and the prevailing-wage floor, across 1,895 matched Logistician / Supply Chain Analysts petitions.

Actual pay (median)
$74,901
what workers were actually paid
LCA-posted wage (median)
$70,845
the wage offered on the LCA
Prevailing floor (median)
$62,691
legal minimum for the role

The median worker is paid 5.7% above the posted LCA wage, but the mean actual pay runs 2.4% above the mean posted wage — so the upside is concentrated in the top earners. 25.5% are paid above their posted wage, 69.2% at it, and 5.3% below.

Actual-pay data covers FY2021–FY2024 cap-subject H-1B lottery petitions matched to certified LCAs (aggregates only). Base wage excludes equity and bonuses, so it is not total compensation. Source: I-129 petition data sourced from USCIS, obtained by Bloomberg.

Of 5,802 filings, 404 are H-1B (temporary work visa) and 5,398 are PERM (green-card labor certification, 93% of the total).

Top employers sponsoring Logistician / Supply Chain Analysts

#Employer FilingsAvg. salary
1 APPLE INC. 308 $127,590
2 AMAZON.COM SERVICES LLC. 171 $92,850
3 CUMMINS INC. 70 $84,547
4 Dell Products L.P. 64 $96,382
5 WESTERN DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES, INC. 55 $99,955
6 TESLA, INC. 48 $118,015
7 Microsoft Corporation 46 $124,153
8 Mediterranean Shipping Company (USA), Inc. 43 $60,233
9 Cisco Systems Capital Corporation 37 $115,059
10 ERNST & YOUNG LLP 36 $183,501
11 WAL-MART ASSOCIATES, INC. 35 $125,451
12 Google LLC 31 $129,063
13 Applied Materials, Inc 24 $103,150
14 Micron Technology, Inc. 21 $85,189
15 NIAGARA BOTTLING, LLC 19 $93,233
16 NVIDIA Corporation 18 $138,205
17 Penske Logistics LLC 18 $81,361
18 Boston Scientific Corporation 17 $74,219
19 SUN FRESH INTERNATIONAL, LLC 16 $102,365
20 NB VENTURES DBA GLOBAL EPROCURE 15 $99,319

Where Logistician / Supply Chain Analyst jobs are sponsored

StateFilingsAvg. salary
California1,378$93,394
Texas519$81,648
New York422$75,984
Florida394$63,032
New Jersey291$80,894
Washington252$99,621
Illinois215$71,171
Georgia141$68,364
Massachusetts137$78,868
Michigan97$79,168
Pennsylvania84$77,698
Indiana71$83,773

Common Logistician / Supply Chain Analyst job titles

Specific titles employers file under this occupation. Click through for a per-title salary profile.

Frequently asked questions

How much does a Logistician / Supply Chain Analyst make on a visa-sponsored job in the US?
Across 5,802 H-1B and PERM filings, the median certified salary for a Logistician / Supply Chain Analyst is $75,056 per year, with most offers between $50,000 (10th percentile) and $123,254 (90th percentile).
What is the salary range for a Logistician / Supply Chain Analyst?
The 25th–75th percentile range is $60,000–$97,279, based on U.S. Department of Labor disclosure data for sponsored Logistician / Supply Chain Analyst roles.
Which companies sponsor the most Logistician / Supply Chain Analyst visas?
APPLE INC. files the most Logistician / Supply Chain Analyst sponsorship cases in the dataset. The page lists the top 20 sponsoring employers with their filing counts and average wages.

Salaries are the certified offered annual wage on public U.S. Department of Labor H-1B (LCA) and PERM disclosure filings, not a guarantee of pay. Occupation is the DOL-assigned Standard Occupational Classification (SOC) code.