H1B Salary/By Location/Fort Wayne, IN

Prevailing Wage · 2025-26

H1B Prevailing Wage in Fort Wayne, IN

The U.S. Department of Labor sets four prevailing wage levels for every occupation in each wage area. These are the legal minimum H1B salaries in Fort Wayne, IN across 96 occupations, from entry (Level I) to senior (Level IV), covering 3 counties.

For example, the H1B prevailing wage for Software Developers in Fort Wayne, IN is $67,683 at Level I (entry), rising to $125,133 at Level IV (senior), for the 2025-26 wage year.

Counties in this wage area

3 counties

Every county below uses the Fort Wayne, IN prevailing wage shown on this page.

Allen County, INWells County, INWhitley County, IN
OccupationLevel IEntryLevel IIQualifiedLevel IIIExperiencedLevel IVSenior
Software Developers$67,683$86,840$105,976$125,133
Software Quality Assurance Analysts and Testers$58,677$68,598$78,541$88,462
Data Scientists$59,987$73,965$87,963$101,941
Computer and Information Systems Managers$97,302$121,763$146,224$170,685
Computer Programmers$36,400$59,114$81,848$104,562
Computer Systems Analysts$65,062$78,978$92,893$106,808
Electronics Engineers, Except Computer$73,362$84,053$94,744$105,435
Mechanical Engineers$64,709$78,333$91,936$105,560
Financial and Investment Analysts$63,149$78,062$92,955$107,869
Accountants and Auditors$52,707$66,186$79,643$93,122
Database Administrators$56,555$71,053$85,530$100,027
Electrical Engineers$69,867$86,466$103,043$119,642
Management Analysts$62,525$79,102$95,701$112,278
Operations Research Analysts$56,243$65,582$74,901$84,240
Network and Computer Systems Administrators$56,493$69,389$82,264$95,160
Industrial Engineers$66,789$79,165$91,541$103,917
Database Architects$71,739$85,779$99,840$113,880
Information Security Analysts$66,123$81,203$96,304$111,384
Civil Engineers$63,606$77,085$90,563$104,042
Project Management Specialists$57,450$80,413$103,355$126,318
Market Research Analysts and Marketing Specialists$43,139$54,974$66,810$78,645
Medical and Clinical Laboratory Technologists$37,003$45,115$53,248$61,360
Architectural and Engineering Managers$97,323$118,394$139,443$160,514
Elementary School Teachers, Except Special Education$92,497,600$104,900,640$117,305,760$129,708,800
Computer Network Architects$63,627$80,184$96,762$113,318
Health Specialties Teachers, Postsecondary$117,436,800$191,166,560$264,894,240$338,624,000
Secondary School Teachers, Except Special and Career/Technical Education$97,427,200$115,654,240$133,883,360$152,110,400
Lawyers$73,029$104,790$136,573$168,334
Business Teachers, Postsecondary$101,670,400$151,638,240$201,608,160$251,576,000
Materials Engineers$71,115$83,720$96,346$108,950
Chemists$57,616$68,328$79,019$89,731
Engineering Teachers, Postsecondary$132,620,800$184,294,240$235,969,760$287,643,200
Web and Digital Interface Designers$46,010$61,818$77,605$93,413
Financial Risk Specialists$56,118$78,374$100,651$122,907
Computer Science Teachers, Postsecondary$119,392,000$164,875,360$210,356,640$255,840,000
Physical Therapists$72,114$83,949$95,784$107,619
General Internal Medicine Physicians$66,310$162,011$257,691$353,392
Financial Managers$75,712$105,726$135,720$165,734
Computer Occupations, All Other$54,496$72,301$90,106$107,910
Construction Managers$62,254$81,578$100,880$120,203
Logisticians$50,606$64,501$78,374$92,269
Architects, Except Landscape and Naval$50,960$66,830$82,680$98,550
Middle School Teachers, Except Special and Career/Technical Education$94,827,200$108,804,800$122,782,400$136,760,000
Mathematical Science Teachers, Postsecondary$102,356,800$139,401,600$176,446,400$213,491,200
Registered Nurses$64,667$73,736$82,784$91,853
Dentists, General$129,085$167,274$205,462$243,651
Graphic Designers$38,438$45,157$51,854$58,573
General and Operations Managers$60,611$97,240$133,848$170,477
Occupational Therapists$61,402$75,150$88,878$102,627
Industrial Production Managers$77,834$93,974$110,094$126,235
Rehabilitation Counselors$32,885$38,771$44,678$50,565
Web Developers$41,870$55,349$68,806$82,285
Cost Estimators$47,029$58,406$69,784$81,162
Commercial and Industrial Designers$42,806$67,829$92,872$117,894
Pediatricians, General$146,744$181,438$216,154$250,848
Human Resources Specialists$45,635$57,325$69,035$80,725
Computer Network Support Specialists$49,483$62,421$75,338$88,275
Biological Science Teachers, Postsecondary$106,537,600$132,627,040$158,718,560$184,808,000
Mental Health Counselors$37,523$46,405$55,286$64,168
Special Education Teachers, Elementary School$90,376,000$104,728,000$119,080,000$133,432,000
Pharmacists$100,672$118,456$136,261$154,045
Sales Managers$63,294$90,293$117,270$144,269
Medical and Health Services Managers$72,238$100,880$129,501$158,142
Educational, Guidance, and Career Counselors and Advisors$42,827$50,190$57,554$64,917
Chief Executives$98,675$186,472$274,269$362,066
Purchasing Managers$80,142$101,608$123,053$144,518
Education Teachers, Postsecondary$85,675,200$117,721,760$149,766,240$181,812,800
Education Administrators, Postsecondary$55,182$73,549$91,936$110,302
Instructional Coordinators$36,587$47,549$58,531$69,493
Veterinarians$79,331$99,486$119,621$139,776
Public Relations Specialists$42,619$56,389$70,179$83,949
Credit Analysts$47,070$59,134$71,178$83,242
Environmental Scientists and Specialists, Including Health$39,229$56,805$74,402$91,978
Actuaries$77,230$93,891$110,573$127,234
Coaches and Scouts$47,320,000$66,108,640$84,899,360$103,688,000
Speech-Language Pathologists$60,050$73,611$87,152$100,714
Interior Designers$35,214$45,947$56,680$67,413
Special Education Teachers, Secondary School$90,438,400$105,158,560$119,876,640$134,596,800
Training and Development Specialists$40,851$57,512$74,173$90,834
Budget Analysts$67,101$77,709$88,338$98,946
Postsecondary Teachers, All Other$91,270,400$120,800,160$150,327,840$179,857,600
Transportation, Storage, and Distribution Managers$71,157$88,462$105,768$123,074
Landscape Architects$49,358$53,643$57,907$62,192
Clergy$44,824$51,688$58,531$65,395
Purchasing Agents, Except Wholesale, Retail, and Farm Products$44,346$56,514$68,702$80,870
Business Operations Specialists, All Other$42,848$57,470$72,072$86,694
English Language and Literature Teachers, Postsecondary$100,838,400$127,551,840$154,267,360$180,980,800
Social and Community Service Managers$51,022$64,147$77,293$90,418
Compliance Officers$44,803$58,968$73,112$87,277
Urban and Regional Planners$65,624$72,904$80,184$87,464
Technical Writers$49,712$58,282$66,851$75,421
Human Resources Managers$84,635$105,768$126,880$148,013
Engineers, All Other$71,760$94,515$117,250$140,005
Kindergarten Teachers, Except Special Education$94,203,200$106,968,160$119,731,040$132,496,000
Special Education Teachers, Middle School$90,188,800$102,300,640$114,414,560$126,526,400
Architectural and Civil Drafters$41,829$50,856$59,904$68,931

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Methodology

Prevailing wages are published by the U.S. Department of Labor, OFLC for the 2025-26 wage year, based on BLS Occupational Employment & Wage Statistics (OEWS) for the Fort Wayne, IN area. Hourly rates are annualized at 2,080 hours. These are the legal minimum an employer must pay; actual offers are often higher.

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