NORTH AMERICAN LIGHTING

PERM salary data: 25 certified positions, FY2023–FY2026.

25
certified PERM positions
$93,850
Median pay
$85,300
25th pct
$110,000
75th pct
$120,910
90th pct
$81,240
10th pct
Estimates from public U.S. Department of Labor records — wages are employer-attested offered wages, not verified salaries paid; counts are filings, not people. Not legal, financial, or career advice. See our disclaimer & terms.
Data: DOL PERM filings FY2023–FY2026 (through June 2026) · Page updated October 2026
$69,784
Median prevailing wage

Sponsorship score: 34 / 100 — Limited sponsorship signal

Limited data

How consistently this employer sponsors foreign workers, from public DOL filings. Score = volume (40) + trend (20) + denial rate (20) + consistency (10) + H-1B-to-PERM conversion (10). Full formula →

2
H-1B LCA filings
25
PERM certifications
0.0%
PERM denial rate
1 of 4
Years filing
12.50
PERM per H-1B filing

Components: volume 12 · trend 0 · denial 10 · consistency 2 · conversion 10. FY24 → FY25 filings falling (-100%); FY26 is partial and not scored. Counts are filings, not people. Scores describe filing history only — they are not a prediction about any individual case.

$81,240$93,850 median$120,910

Quarterly median offered wage 2022-Q4 → 2024-Q2 · ▲ 12.7%

2022-Q4: $88,754 (2 positions)2023-Q1: $94,900 (1 positions)2023-Q2: $86,700 (4 positions)2023-Q3: $110,250 (2 positions)2023-Q4: $93,850 (5 positions)2024-Q2: $100,000 (11 positions)2022-Q42024-Q2$113,782$83,168

Top roles at NORTH AMERICAN LIGHTING

RolePositionsMedian
Mechanical Engineers
17-2141
13$91,800
Industrial Engineers
17-2112
5$100,000
Electronics Engineers, Except Computer
17-2072
2$106,078
Architectural and Engineering Managers
11-9041
1$109,491
Robotics Engineers
17-2199
1$81,000
Molders, Shapers, and Casters, Except Metal and Plastic
51-9195
1$86,212
Software Developers
15-1252
1$117,166
Electrical Engineers
17-2071
1$115,211

Top worksite states

StatePositionsMedian
Michigan22$97,450
Illinois2$66,529
Indiana1$86,212
What is this? Before sponsoring a worker for a green card, a U.S. employer must obtain a certified PERM labor certification from the Department of Labor. These are the offered wages on certified PERM applications — not verified salaries paid. About PERM data →

Estimates from public U.S. Department of Labor records — wages are employer-attested offered wages, not verified salaries paid. Not legal, financial, or career advice. Full disclaimer