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Kroll, LLC H-1B salaries

Kroll, LLC filed 42 certified H-1B applications between Jul 2023 and Jun 2026. Half of them paid more than $135,000 a year. The typical offer was 14% above the prevailing wage, the minimum the law sets for the job and place.

Median salary offered
$135,000
Middle half earn
$110,000 to $162,400
Top 10% earn over
$234,000
Certified filings
42

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Pay by job title

Senior Associate, Financial Instruments and Technology5$130,000–$123,000 – $140,000
Vice President, Financial Instruments and Technology5$153,500–$152,100 – $155,000
Vice President, Portfolio Valuation3$130,000–$125,000 – $139,000
Analyst, Portfolio Valuation2$77,500–$73,750 – $81,250
Analyst, Financial Instruments and Technology2$110,050–$105,025 – $115,075
Senior Associate, Strategic Value Advisory,2$113,100–$109,650 – $116,550
Associate Managing Director DFIR1$240,0000%$240,000 – $240,000
Business Analyst, Risk Advisory1$115,000–$115,000 – $115,000
Director, Portfolio Valuation1$170,000–$170,000 – $170,000
Analyst, Transfer Pricing1$89,200–$89,200 – $89,200
Analyst, Complex Securities1$90,000–$90,000 – $90,000
Analyst, Property Tax1$67,642–$67,642 – $67,642
Analyst, Strategic Value Advisory1$94,000–$94,000 – $94,000
Marketing Manager I1$97,900+7%$97,900 – $97,900
Managing Director, Cyber Risk1$400,000–$400,000 – $400,000
Manager, Data Insights and Forensics1$150,000–$150,000 – $150,000
Director, Technology Operations1$188,000−5%$188,000 – $188,000
Senior Associate, Strategic Valuation Advisory1$111,500–$111,500 – $111,500
Senior Developer, Data Insights and Forensics1$99,000–$99,000 – $99,000
Senior Associate, Financial Instruments & Technology1$110,000–$110,000 – $110,000
Senior Associate, Complex Securities1$145,000–$145,000 – $145,000
Senior Vice President1$247,500+3%$247,500 – $247,500
Senior Director, Incident Response1$285,000–$285,000 – $285,000
Senior Vice President, Financial Instruments and Technology1$235,000–$235,000 – $235,000
Senior Vice President - DFIR1$170,000–$170,000 – $170,000
Vice President, Complex Securities1$160,000–$160,000 – $160,000
Vice President, Financial Instruments & Technology1$225,000–$225,000 – $225,000
Vice President, Transfer Pricing1$110,000–$110,000 – $110,000
Vice President, Valuation Services1$170,000–$170,000 – $170,000

Where they work

Bigger dots mean more filings; darker blue means higher pay.
New York, NY24$150,000$118,825 – $170,000
San Francisco, CA3$145,000$117,500 – $152,500
Chicago, IL2$95,000$82,500 – $107,500
Boston, MA2$99,600$94,400 – $104,800
Austin, TX2$82,771$75,206 – $90,336
Sunnyvale, CA2$102,750$98,375 – $107,125
Dallas, TX1$240,000$240,000 – $240,000
Edison, NJ1$400,000$400,000 – $400,000
Hopkinton, MA1$153,500$153,500 – $153,500
Morristown, NJ1$130,000$130,000 – $130,000
Houston, TX1$99,000$99,000 – $99,000
Seattle, WA1$120,000$120,000 – $120,000
Secaucus, NJ1$170,000$170,000 – $170,000

By year

20232$123,500
202417$150,000
202516$117,250
20267$155,000

By experience level

Level I7$89,200
Level II15$120,000
Level III13$155,000
Level IV6$243,750

Levels I to IV are the Labor Department's experience bands, from entry level (I) to fully competent (IV).