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SOIL CHEMIST salaries

6 H-1B & PERM records for "SOIL CHEMIST", sourced from U.S. Department of Labor disclosures.

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$54000

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$78000

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Employer Role Location Salary Program Filing Date
AUBURN UNIVERSITY Assistant Professor - Soil Chemistry Auburn, AL $78000 Green Card Mar 23, 2021
Bio Huma Netics, Inc. Soil Chemist Gilbert, AZ $72498 H-1B Apr 22, 2021
BIO HUMA NETICS, INC SOIL CHEMIST Gilbert, AZ $72000 H-1B Mar 14, 2019
BIO HUMA NETICS, INC. SOIL CHEMIST GILBERT, AZ $67000 - $76000 H-1B Mar 20, 2018
BIO HUMA NETICS, INC. SOIL CHEMIST GILBERT, AZ $54000 - $65000 H-1B Mar 7, 2017
BIO HUMA NETICS, INC. SOIL CHEMIST GILBERT, AZ $54000 - $65000 H-1B Mar 2, 2017
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