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The International Council on Clean Transportation H-1B salaries

The International Council on Clean Transportation filed 25 certified H-1B applications between Oct 2023 and Jun 2026. Half of them paid more than $93,600 a year. The typical offer was 12% above the prevailing wage, the minimum the law sets for the job and place.

Median salary offered
$93,600
Middle half earn
$86,500 to $126,100
Top 10% earn over
$146,805
Certified filings
25

Every filing

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Pay by job title

Mexico and Canada Regional Lead2$156,900–$152,950 – $160,850
Heavy-Duty Vehicles, Associate Researcher2$81,100–$81,100 – $81,100
Researcher, Fuels2$98,200–$95,900 – $100,500
Researcher, Aviation2$89,355–$87,228 – $91,482
Heavy Duty Vehicle, Associate Researcher2$89,100–$89,100 – $89,100
Passenger Vehicle Researcher2$98,700–$98,700 – $98,700
Program Lead, Marine Team2$145,400–$145,400 – $145,400
Associate Researcher1$86,500+23%$86,500 – $86,500
Associate Researcher, Fuels1$93,600–$93,600 – $93,600
Associate Researcher, Maritime Shipping1$81,100–$81,100 – $81,100
Heavy Duty Vehicle Senior Researcher1$129,300–$129,300 – $129,300
Electric Vehicles Researcher - Int'l Partnerships Program1$85,100–$85,100 – $85,100
Fuels Indonesia Associate Researcher1$76,700–$76,700 – $76,700
Fuels Senior Researcher1$126,1000%$126,100 – $126,100
Modeling Center Researcher1$93,500–$93,500 – $93,500
Senior IT Manager1$147,742−7%$147,742 – $147,742
Senior Researcher, Aviation1$126,100–$126,100 – $126,100
Transportation and Industrial Policy Associate Researcher1$86,500–$86,500 – $86,500

Where they work

Bigger dots mean more filings; darker blue means higher pay.
San Francisco, CA13$89,100$86,500 – $102,800
Washington, DC7$98,700$89,300 – $122,050
Brooklyn, NY3$93,610$89,355 – $129,205
Detroit, MI1$147,742$147,742 – $147,742
Union City, NJ1$126,100$126,100 – $126,100

By year

20237$85,100
20246$98,150
20257$129,300
20265$98,700

By experience level

Level I10$85,100
Level II8$93,555
Level III1$129,300
Level IV6$146,571

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