EMPLOYER × ROLE · DOL LCA DATA

Amazon Web Services, Inc. H-1B Network and Computer Systems Administrators Jobs

Yes, Amazon Web Services, Inc. filed 307 certified H-1B Labor Condition Applications for Network and Computer Systems Administrators roles across 14 states (FY2022–2026). The median offered wage is $111K/year, with the middle 50% between $99K and $127K.

307
Certified Filings
$111K
Median Wage
$99K–$127K
25th–75th
14
States Filed In

Where Amazon Web Services, Inc. Files Network and Computer Systems Administrators Petitions

StateCertified FilingsMedian Wage
Texas97$115K
Washington95$107K
Virginia64$111K
Oregon19$117K
California13$153K
Florida7$121K
North Carolina3$90K
Massachusetts2$96K

Ranked by certified Network and Computer Systems Administrators filing volume, FY2022–2026. Wage is the offered wage on the filing.

What This Tells You

A certified Labor Condition Application is a step toward an H-1B petition, not an approved visa. What it does establish is that Amazon Web Services, Inc. sponsors this specific role rather than sponsoring in general, and what the company committed to pay for it.

Employers must set the offered wage at or above the DOL prevailing wage for the role and area, so the spread between $99K and $127K largely reflects seniority and location rather than negotiation.

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Counted from US Department of Labor LCA disclosure files (FY2022–2026) for certified petitions with annual wages between $30K and $1M, filtered to SOC occupation “Network and Computer Systems Administrators” filed by Amazon Web Services, Inc., combining 4 employer and 1 occupation name spellings DOL records. A certified LCA is a step toward an H-1B petition, not an approved visa.