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The American Institute of Architects: H-1B salaries and sponsorship

The American Institute of Architects filed 4 labor condition applications for H-1B and related visas in fiscal years 2023–2026; certified: 4. Median offered salary: $134,412.

Applications (LCAs)4
Certified4
Employer addressWashington, DC
H-1B dependent employerNo
Median offered salary$134,412
Middle half of salaries$133,824–$139,644
10th–90th percentile$133,824–$148,005

Does The American Institute of Architects sponsor H-1B visas?

The American Institute of Architects filed 4 labor condition applications in fiscal years 2023–2026, the latest submitted on Sep 16, 2025. An LCA is the first step of an H-1B petition, so the employer has sponsored or prepared to sponsor H-1B workers; it does not guarantee sponsorship for any particular job. Check the employer's own job listings.

Salaries by job title

Job titleLCAsMedian salary
Sr. Director, Quality, Release and Innovation2$133,824
Director, Quality and Release Engineering1$135,000
Director, Salesforce Platform1$153,578

Applications by fiscal year

Fiscal yearLCAsMedian salary
FY20231$135,000
FY20252$133,824
FY20261$153,578

Prevailing wage levels

The Department of Labor sets four prevailing wage levels for each occupation and area, from Level I (entry) to Level IV (fully competent). The employer picks the level that matches the job's requirements.

Where the jobs are

Occupations

Latest applications

Job titleBase salaryLocationSubmittedStart dateStatus
Sr. Director, Quality, Release and Innovation$133,824–$163,200
Level III
Washington, DCSep 16, 2025Jan 1, 2026Certified
Sr. Director, Quality, Release and Innovation$133,824–$163,200
Level III
Washington, DCSep 4, 2025Jan 1, 2026Certified
Director, Salesforce Platform$153,578
Level II
North Miami, FLAug 7, 2023Aug 16, 2023Certified, then withdrawn
Director, Quality and Release Engineering$135,000–$150,000
Level IV
Washington, DCJan 20, 2023Feb 13, 2023Certified

Salaries are the lower end of the wage offered on each application, converted to a yearly amount; statistics use certified full-time applications only. An LCA is not a visa approval and one LCA can cover several positions. Source: U.S. Department of Labor, OFLC LCA Disclosure Data, fiscal years 2023–2026 (latest decision Jun 30, 2026).