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Metropolitan Utilities District visa sponsorship salaries

Metropolitan Utilities District has 10 certified work-visa filings with a disclosed wage. The median is $124,693; half of filings fall between $120,768 and $129,830. Headquarters on file: Omaha, NE.

Median
$124,693
25th pct
$120,768
75th pct
$129,830
90th pct
$132,118
Filings
10

Salaries by occupation

Grouped by federal occupation code, pooling every job title variant

Occupations sponsored by Metropolitan Utilities District, with wage percentiles
OccupationFilings25thMedian75th
Database Administrators6$120,768$123,788$129,830
Software Developers2$124,693$124,693$124,693

Salaries by job title

The exact wording Metropolitan Utilities District used on its filings

Job titles at Metropolitan Utilities District, with wage percentiles
Job titleFilings25thMedian75th
Senior Erp Technical/functional Analyst2$127,863$128,919$129,975
Software Engineer II2$124,693$124,693$124,693
Sap Technical/functional Consultant II2$120,768$120,768$120,768

Locations

Worksites on file

Individual filings

Most recent certified determinations

Recent certified filings at Metropolitan Utilities District
Job titleLocationWagePrevailingLevelDecided
Software Engineer IIOmaha, NE$124,693$115,939IIIJun 17, 2025
Software Engineer IIOmaha, NE$124,693$115,939IIIJun 17, 2025
Geographic Info System Tech IOmaha, NE$60,216$57,720IMay 14, 2025
Sap Technical/functional Consultant IIOmaha, NE$120,768$98,030IIIMay 8, 2025
Erp Technical/functional Analyst IIOmaha, NE$120,768$98,030IIIFeb 10, 2025
Sap Technical/functional Consultant IIOmaha, NE$120,768$98,030IIIJan 17, 2025
Manager, Application DevelopmentOmaha, NE$141,895$122,138IIJan 15, 2025
Senior Erp Technical/functional AnalystOmaha, NE$126,807$117,582IVDec 23, 2024
Senior Erp Technical/functional AnalystOmaha, NE$131,031$117,582IVNov 1, 2024
Senior Basis AdministratorOmaha, NE$130,838$117,582IVOct 28, 2024

The DOL publishes new filings quarterly. One email per release, nothing else.

Wages shown are base salary as filed with the Department of Labor. They exclude bonuses, equity and other compensation, so total pay at Metropolitan Utilities District is typically higher than the figures above.