SponsorWage

Sr. Analyst, Application Development visa sponsorship salary

Across 16 certified work-visa filings, the median wage for Sr. Analyst, Application Development is $136,014. The middle half of filings fall between $129,399 and $147,045, and the top decile begins at $155,293. Classified under SOC 15-1252.00 (Software Developers).

Median
$136,014
25th pct
$129,399
75th pct
$147,045
90th pct
$155,293
Filings
16
$123,261$170,248

Who pays what for Sr. Analyst, Application Development

Ranked by number of certified filings

EmployerFilings25thMedian75th
Lincoln National Corporation14$131,089$137,552$148,980
The Scotts Company LLC2$125,945$126,890$127,835

Individual filings

Most recent certified determinations

EmployerLocationWageLevelDecided
Lincoln National CorporationBrookline, NH$170,248IVSep 29, 2025
Lincoln National CorporationAubrey, TX$156,998IVAug 25, 2025
Lincoln National CorporationGreensboro, NC$129,605IVJun 6, 2025
The Scotts Company LLCMarysville, OH$125,000Jun 3, 2025
Lincoln National CorporationMalden, MA$133,724Mar 20, 2025
Lincoln National CorporationKaty, TX$149,947IVMar 14, 2025
Lincoln National CorporationFulshear, TX$130,210Mar 14, 2025
Lincoln National CorporationMiddletown, DE$146,078IVMar 14, 2025
Lincoln National CorporationGreensboro, NC$139,090IVMar 13, 2025
Lincoln National CorporationHigh Point, NC$139,090IVFeb 7, 2025
Lincoln National CorporationBloomington, IL$123,261IVJan 16, 2025
Lincoln National CorporationFort Mill, SC$136,014Dec 19, 2024
Lincoln National CorporationCharlotte, NC$136,014Dec 12, 2024
Lincoln National CorporationDover, NH$124,609Nov 29, 2024
The Scotts Company LLCMarysville, OH$128,780Nov 14, 2024
Lincoln National CorporationPortsmouth, NH$153,587IVNov 13, 2024

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Prevailing wage levels I through IV reflect the experience and responsibility the employer attested to, not seniority titles. A level I filing is an entry-level determination; level IV is fully competent and independent. Comparing across levels explains much of the spread between the 25th and 90th percentile above.