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APPLICATION PROTOCOL ENGINEER II salaries

5 H-1B & PERM records for "APPLICATION PROTOCOL ENGINEER II", sourced from U.S. Department of Labor disclosures.

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$78603

Average Salary

$66331

Minimum

$85862

Maximum

Active filters: Job: APPLICATION PROTOCOL ENGINEER II
Employer Role Location Salary Program Filing Date
IXIA APPLICATION PROTOCOL ENGINEER II AUSTIN, TX $85862 - $102253 H-1B Mar 21, 2017
IXIA SOFTWARE APPLICATION PROTOCOL ENGINEER II AUSTIN, TX $82430 - $98550 H-1B May 8, 2014
IXIA SOFTWARE APPLICATION PROTOCOL ENGINEER II AUSTIN, TX $82098 - $100693 H-1B Dec 6, 2016
IXIA Software Application Protocol Engineer II CALABASAS, CA $76294 - $95098 Green Card Oct 28, 2016
IXIA APPLICATION PROTOCOL ENGINEER II AUSTIN, TX $66331 - $82430 H-1B Mar 6, 2014
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