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Does University of Maine sponsor H-1B visas?

U.S. Department of Labor filings, Oct 2025 – Jun 2026.

Yes. University of Maine has filed H-1B paperwork — 19 certified H-1B labor condition applications.
19
certified H-1B LCAs
100%
certified (of decided filings)
$57,096
median wage, Post Doctoral Research Associate
Orono, ME
most common work location
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Roles and salaries on University of Maine's H-1B filings

Job titleFilingsMedian wageMiddle 50%
Post Doctoral Research Associate3$57,096$54,884 – $59,999
Assistant Professor Potato Breeding and Genetics1$77,608—
Post Doctoral Researcher1$74,662—
Assistant Director1$64,999—
Research Engineer II1$79,999—
Assistant Research Professor, Forestry1$74,663—
Assistant Professor Agronomy1$71,999—
Assistant Soccer Coach1$44,199—

Where University of Maine's H-1B roles are based

  • Orono, ME — 18
  • Glendale, WI — 1

Questions

Does University of Maine sponsor H-1B visas?

Yes. University of Maine has filed H-1B paperwork: 19 certified H-1B labor condition applications (LCAs) in Department of Labor data for Oct 2025 – Jun 2026. An LCA is filed before an H-1B petition, so it is a strong sign of sponsorship but not a guarantee.

How much does University of Maine pay H-1B workers?

Median wages stated on University of Maine's certified LCAs range from $44,199 to $79,999 a year across its most common roles; Post Doctoral Research Associate had a median of $57,096.

Which roles does University of Maine sponsor?

The most frequent job titles on University of Maine's LCAs are Post Doctoral Research Associate, Assistant Professor Potato Breeding and Genetics, Post Doctoral Researcher.

Source: U.S. Department of Labor, Office of Foreign Labor Certification — LCA disclosure data, Oct 2025 – Jun 2026. An LCA (Labor Condition Application) is the step an employer files before an H-1B petition; a certified LCA is not a visa approval, and past filings don't guarantee an employer will sponsor you. Salaries are the wages employers stated on the LCAs. Offerbound is not affiliated with the companies listed.