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SQL/ETL Developer salaries

6 H-1B & PERM records for "SQL/ETL Developer", sourced from U.S. Department of Labor disclosures.

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Results Found

$95862

Average Salary

$69826

Minimum

$122221

Maximum

Active filters: Job: SQL/ETL Developer
Employer Role Location Salary Program Filing Date
CIT BANK N.A SQL/ETL Developer Morristown, NJ $122221 Green Card Oct 20, 2021
CIT BANK N.A Senior SQL/ETL Developer PASADENA, CA $115000 Green Card Sep 21, 2017
TechApex Solutions Inc SQL/ETL Developer Farmington Hills, MI $95172 Green Card Dec 22, 2020
NEW DATATECH LLC SQL/ETL Developer Bridgewater, NJ $93746 Green Card Jul 30, 2019
AETEA INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY, INC. PLSQL/ETL Developer ROCKVILLE, MD $79206 Green Card 2011
NEW DATATECH LLC SQL/ETL Developer Bridgewater, NJ $69826 - $118893 Green Card Jul 8, 2022
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