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Aura/Space Telescope Science Institute H-1B salaries

Aura/Space Telescope Science Institute filed 20 certified H-1B applications between Aug 2023 and May 2026. Half of them paid more than $112,726 a year. The typical offer was 14% above the prevailing wage, the minimum the law sets for the job and place.

Median salary offered
$112,726
Middle half earn
$84,186 to $133,374
Top 10% earn over
$173,244
Certified filings
20

Every filing

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Pay by job title

Postdoctoral Fellow5$74,258+13%$74,258 – $81,404
ESA/AURA Astronomer I3$117,000–$113,500 – $118,356
Assistant Astronomer2$124,280+11%$119,640 – $128,921
Associate Scientist1$138,160+62%$138,160 – $138,160
Associate Astronomer1$133,312+26%$133,312 – $133,312
ESA/AURA Astronomer II1$120,443–$120,443 – $120,443
ESA/AURA Astronomer III1$226,000–$226,000 – $226,000
Instrument Scientist1$172,493–$172,493 – $172,493
ESA/AURA Scientist1$110,451–$110,451 – $110,451
Post Doctoral Researcher1$84,570+35%$84,570 – $84,570
Principal Flight Ground Systems Engineer1$180,000–$180,000 – $180,000
Science Support Staff Scientist II1$92,000–$92,000 – $92,000
Senior Staff Scientist, Science Support1$109,000–$109,000 – $109,000

Where they work

Bigger dots mean more filings; darker blue means higher pay.
Baltimore, MD20$112,726$84,186 – $133,374

By year

20232$103,500
20246$109,500
20257$133,561
20265$83,032

By experience level

Level I4$74,258
Level II3$84,570
Level III4$110,226
Level IV9$133,561

Levels I to IV are the Labor Department's experience bands, from entry level (I) to fully competent (IV).

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