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Technical Escalation Manager salaries

4 H-1B & PERM records for "Technical Escalation Manager", sourced from U.S. Department of Labor disclosures.

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$116002

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Employer Role Location Salary Program Filing Date
HASHICORP, INC. Sr. Technical Escalation Manager San Francisco, CA $180000 - $232000 Green Card May 11, 2023
HEWLETT PACKARD ENTERPRISE COMPANY Technical Escalation Manager San Jose, CA $171350 - $231000 Green Card Aug 5, 2022
DocuSign Inc. Sr. Technical Escalation Manager $136500 - $156500 Green Card Sep 11, 2023
AvePoint, Inc. Technical Escalation Manager Richmond, VA $116002 Green Card Mar 17, 2023
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