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The Brookings Institution H-1B salaries

The Brookings Institution filed 18 certified H-1B applications between Oct 2023 and Mar 2026. Half of them paid more than $63,500 a year. The typical offer was about level with the prevailing wage, the minimum the law sets for the job and place.

Median salary offered
$63,500
Middle half earn
$56,750 to $73,500
Top 10% earn over
$161,108
Certified filings
18

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Pay by job title

Senior Research Assistant6$55,750−5%$55,277 – $58,250
Fellow, CEAP and Lee Kuan Yew Chair1$129,440–$129,440 – $129,440
Grants Administrator1$63,690–$63,690 – $63,690
Impact Manager, CUE1$74,000–$74,000 – $74,000
Engagement Manager, Center for Universal Education1$69,500–$69,500 – $69,500
Research Analyst1$54,954−45%$54,954 – $54,954
Research Associate, CUE1$63,500–$63,500 – $63,500
Senior Fellow1$235,000+96%$235,000 – $235,000
Senior Communications Manager1$81,000−42%$81,000 – $81,000
Senior Fellow, Director and Fritz Stern Chair1$240,000–$240,000 – $240,000
Senior Project Manager, Center for Sustainable Development1$72,000–$72,000 – $72,000
Senior Research Analyst1$59,000−45%$59,000 – $59,000
Senior Research Analyst, CUE1$63,500–$63,500 – $63,500

Where they work

Bigger dots mean more filings; darker blue means higher pay.
Washington, DC18$63,500$56,750 – $73,500

By year

20231$69,500
20246$73,000
20256$63,500
20265$59,000

By experience level

Level I2$59,322
Level II7$56,000
Level III4$68,750
Level IV2$237,500

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

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