H1B Product Management Jobs in Utah

H1B Product Management salary data in Utah: average $127,760 across 67 employers (2022). Browse top sponsors and salary details.

Total Records

134

Average Salary

$127,760

Median Salary

$130,000

Employers

67

Top Employers

Top Job Titles

1Product Manager
26
2Senior Product Manager
9
3Technical Program Manager
6
4Information Security Program Manager
6
5Technical Product Manager
4
6Senior Program Manager
4
7PRODUCT MANAGER V
4
8Program Manager
4
9Digital Product Manager
3
10Technical Program Manager II
3
11Sr. Product Manager, Platform
2
12International Contract Operations, Program Manager
2
13Engineering Program Manager
2
14Continuity Program Manager
2
15Senior Technical Product Manager
2

Top Cities

1SALT LAKE CITY, UT
$134,94240
2LEHI, UT
$119,34829
3SOUTH JORDAN, UT
$136,39924
4MIDVALE, UT
$133,5487
5DRAPER, UT
$105,9986
6SANDY, UT
$103,3836
7WEST VALLEY CITY, UT
$144,7504
8MURRAY, UT
$105,8233
9OREM, UT
$126,3333
10PROVO, UT
$120,9962
11SALT LAKE CITY UTAH, UT
$159,9931
12UTAH, UT
$150,0001
13HOLLADAY, UT
$125,1021
14SALT LAKE, UT
$69,7011
15MIDAVLE, UT
$130,0001

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the average H1B Product Management salary in Utah?

The average H1B salary for Product Management roles in Utah is $127,760, with a median of $130,000 (2022 data).

Which companies sponsor H1B Product Management in Utah?

Top sponsors for H1B Product Management roles in Utah include Microsoft Corporation, Adobe Inc., Cricut, Inc., and more.

How many employers sponsor H1B Product Management in Utah?

Approximately 67 employers sponsor H1B visa applications for Product Management positions in Utah.

Salary Distribution

25th Percentile

$103,189

Median

$130,000

75th Percentile

$150,000

Average

$127,760

Data sourced from U.S. Department of Labor H1B disclosure records. Salaries are normalized to annual equivalents. This information is for reference purposes only and may not reflect current market conditions. Not affiliated with USCIS or the U.S. Department of Labor.