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Marketing Technology Engineer salaries

3 H-1B & PERM records for "Marketing Technology Engineer", sourced from U.S. Department of Labor disclosures.

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Employer Role Location Salary Program Filing Date
National Charitable Services LLC d/b/a … Director of Marketing Technology Engineering Durham, NC $157187 - $180025 H-1B May 29, 2026
MetLife Group, Inc. Marketing Technology Engineer Cary, NC $112195 - $125000 H-1B May 14, 2025
ROLLINS, INC. SENIOR MARKETING TECHNOLOGY ENGINEER ATLANTA, GA $79859 - $119789 H-1B Mar 12, 2014
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