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Electrical Engineer at Applied Materials

Pay by year, the work locations, and the prevailing-wage level breakdown.

What does Applied Materials pay a Electrical Engineer on an H-1B?

$135k Applied Materials has filed 76 H-1B labor condition applications for the role of Electrical Engineer with the U.S. Department of Labor between FY2017 and FY2026 at a median base salary of $135k. Most of those filings fall between $108k and $154k. Base salary is the wage stated on the filing, not total compensation.

H-1B LCA filings
76
Median base salary
$135k
Middle 50%
$108k to $154k

Filings and pay by year

Electrical Engineer at Applied Materials, by fiscal year

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Applied Materials Electrical Engineer H-1B filings and median base salary by fiscal year
Fiscal yearFilingsMedian base salary
FY2026 (partial)8$161k
FY20257$151k
FY202416$150k
FY20237$154k
FY202211$144k
FY20218$119k
FY20205$129k
FY20194$113k
FY20187$83k
FY20173$95k

A fiscal year marked partial is still in progress, so its total is lower than a complete year and the two are not comparable.

Where this work is

Work locations named on the filings, most common first

LocationFilingsMedian base salary
Santa Clara, CA45$145k
Sunnyvale, CA15$129k
Gloucester, MA11$89k
Austin, TX1$92k
Austin, TX, TX1$128k
Cambridge, MA1$141k
Houston, TX1$156k
Santa Claara, CA1$180k

Prevailing-wage level

The experience level DOL assigns the role, I (entry) to IV (expert)

LevelFilingsMedian base salary
Level I5$95k
Level II6$108k
Level III8$146k
Level IV8$179k

Other roles Applied Materials sponsors

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