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4 H-1B & PERM records for "PL/SQL DEVELOPER ANALYST", sourced from U.S. Department of Labor disclosures.

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$85342

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Employer Role Location Salary Program Filing Date
MEDLINE INDUSTRIES, INC. PL/SQL DEVELOPER ANALYST KATY, TX $103700 H-1B Sep 30, 2014
MEDLINE INDUSTRIES PL/SQL DEVELOPER ANALYST MUNDELEIN, IL $95000 H-1B Nov 29, 2011
MEDLINE INDUSTRIES PL/SQL DEVELOPER ANALYST MUNDELEIN, IL $88000 H-1B Aug 9, 2010
INNOVA SOLUTIONS, INC. ORACLE PL/SQL DEVELOPER ANALYST COLUMBUS, OH $85342 H-1B Nov 9, 2023
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