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5 H-1B & PERM records for "Database Engineer, Oracle", sourced from U.S. Department of Labor disclosures.

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$178720

Average Salary

$121800

Minimum

$215273

Maximum

Active filters: Job: Database Engineer, Oracle
Employer Role Location Salary Program Filing Date
FACEBOOK, INC. Database Engineer, Oracle Menlo Park, CA $215273 - $235273 Green Card Aug 1, 2019
FACEBOOK, INC. Database Engineer, Oracle MENLO PARK, CA $201418 - $221418 Green Card Dec 20, 2017
FACEBOOK, INC. Database Engineer, Oracle MENLO PARK, CA $183107 - $203108 Green Card Mar 3, 2017
FACEBOOK, INC. Database Engineer, Oracle MENLO PARK, CA $172000 - $192000 Green Card Jun 2, 2016
NINTENDO OF AMERICA INC. Sr. Database Engineer, Oracle REDMOND, WA $121800 - $136800 Green Card Aug 9, 2013
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