Supply Chain Manager salary

From 2,624 certified H-1B filings (FY2025–FY2026). Base salary only.

  • Occupation code 11-3071: Supply Chain Managers
  • Also filed as: Supply Chain Mgr
Median base salary$142,800+16% vs. all H-1B filings
Middle 50%$116.5k–$157.3k
80% of filings$92.1k–$183.7k10th to 90th percentile
Level IV (expert) share34%all filings: 18%

At a glance

  • Mostly Level IV (expert). 34% of Supply Chain Manager filings are Level IV, compared with 18% across all H-1B filings.
  • Top filer: Amazon. 1,154 filings (44% of the total), median $142,800.
  • Pay depends on the city. Among the 6 metro areas with the most filings, the median ranges from $136,500 in Dallas, TX to $172,000 in San Jose, CA.
  • Median up 10% since FY2020. From $130,000 in FY2020 to $142,800 in FY2026 (Q1–Q3). Nominal, not adjusted for inflation.

Supply Chain Manager H-1B salary overview

Employers filed 2,624 certified H-1B Labor Condition Applications for Supply Chain Manager jobs in FY2025–FY2026 (occupation code 11-3071, Supply Chain Managers). The median base salary is $142,800, 16% above the median for all H-1B filings ($122,699), and half of the filings fall between $116,522 and $157,331. The most common wage level is Level IV (expert), at 34% of filings. Seattle, WA has the most filings (400), and Amazon is the employer that files the most (1,154).

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10th $92.1k25th $116.5kmedian $142.8k75th $157.3k90th $183.7k

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Percentiles from certified H-1B filings, base salary only. Metro areas with at least 10 filings.

Top employers for Supply Chain Manager

Employers with the most Supply Chain Manager filings. Bar: share of all Supply Chain Manager filings. Figure: median base salary.

Pay by level

$77.6kLevel I
Entry-level · 9% of filings
$120kLevel II
Mid-level · 31% of filings
$142.8kLevel III
Senior · 27% of filings
$153kLevel IV
Expert · 34% of filings
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By experience level

Wage levelMedianFilings
Level I · Entry $77,645 208
Level II · Qualified $119,974 708
Level III · Experienced $142,800 609
Level IV · Fully competent $153,000 773

Median shown when a level has at least 10 filings.

Supply Chain Manager pay by city

Median base salary in each metro area. Rent: HUD Fair Market Rent, FY2027.

Show all 43 metro areas
Metro areaMedianFilings
Seattle, WA$144,850400
San Jose, CA$172,000219
San Francisco, CA$153,475192
New York, NY$148,547173
Austin, TX$138,988136
Dallas, TX$136,500100
Nashville, TN$125,25080
Chicago, IL$139,98479
Los Angeles, CA$125,00073
Houston, TX$132,10170
Atlanta, GA$142,80063
Boston, MA$141,40052
Phoenix, AZ$125,00051
Riverside, CA$142,80050
Detroit, MI$142,80043
Washington, DC$139,16042
Miami, FL$130,54130
Portland, OR$142,80029
Memphis, TN$142,80023
Minneapolis, MN$142,80020
Boise, ID$139,00118
Columbus, OH$135,00018
Stockton, CA$142,80018
Reno, NV$99,55816
San Diego, CA$122,50016
Indianapolis, IN$148,75014
Greensboro, NC$146,45213
Philadelphia, PA$112,28413
Sacramento, CA$135,00013
Santa Cruz, CA$160,00013
Tampa, FL$102,66913
Worcester, MA$118,97613
Baltimore, MD$142,80012
Cincinnati, OH$142,80012
Raleigh, NC$134,92812
Fayetteville, AR$142,00011
Oxnard, CA$130,64011
Denver, CO$139,65010
Kansas, MO$142,80010
Las Vegas, NV$142,80010
Orlando, FL$94,65410
St. Louis, MO$67,50010
Virginia Beach, VA$142,80010

Metro areas with at least 10 filings for this occupation.

What a Supply Chain Manager does

Plan, direct, or coordinate transportation, storage, or distribution activities in accordance with organizational policies and applicable government laws or regulations. Includes logistics managers.

Typical tasks

  • Supervise the activities of workers engaged in receiving, storing, testing, and shipping products or materials.
  • Plan, develop, or implement warehouse safety and security programs and activities.
  • Inspect physical conditions of warehouses, vehicle fleets, or equipment and order testing, maintenance, repairs, or replacements.
  • Plan, organize, or manage the work of subordinate staff to ensure that the work is accomplished in a manner consistent with organizational requirements.
  • Collaborate with other departments to integrate logistics with business systems or processes, such as customer sales, order management, accounting, or shipping.
  • Analyze all aspects of corporate logistics to determine the most cost-effective or efficient means of transporting products or supplies.

Preparation

Job Zone Four: Considerable Preparation Needed. Most of these occupations require a four-year bachelor's degree, but some do not.

O*NET occupation: Transportation, Storage, and Distribution Managers (11-3071.00). This section includes information from the O*NET 31.0 Database by the U.S. Department of Labor, Employment and Training Administration (USDOL/ETA), used under the CC BY 4.0 license. O*NET® is a trademark of USDOL/ETA.

H-1B pay vs. all U.S. workers

Across all U.S. workers in this occupation (Transportation, Storage, and Distribution Managers), the median annual wage was $107,230 in May 2025, with 221,180 people employed. The median H-1B base salary in FY2025–FY2026 is $142,800, 33% higher.

H-1B filingsAll U.S. workers (BLS, May 2025)
10th percentile$92,148$65,120
25th percentile$116,522$82,440
Median$142,800$107,230
75th percentile$157,331$146,770
90th percentile$183,664$194,900

Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics (OEWS). BLS wages cover all wage and salary workers and include some incentive pay; H-1B figures are the base salary offered on certified LCAs. The two sources cover different periods. BLS reports wages of $239,200 or more as a single top value.

Salary details

Median salary$142,800
Middle 50%$116.5k–$157.3k
vs. all occupations+16%comparison median $122,699
Filings2,624FY2025–FY2026 · latest two fiscal years

Salary range

Box: middle 50% of filings. Whiskers: 10th–90th percentile. 99% of filings are between $65,000 and $274,620.
PercentileSalary
10th$92,148
25th$116,522
50th (median)$142,800
75th$157,331
90th$183,664

Salary by year

Median salary

$100k $125k $150k FY2020: median $130,000 (578 filings) FY2021: median $121,000 (595 filings) FY2022: median $125,000 (760 filings) FY2023: median $135,100 (1,033 filings) FY2024: median $140,109 (1,180 filings) FY2025: median $140,000 (1,357 filings) FY2026: median $142,800 (1,267 filings) FY20 FY21 FY22 FY23 FY24 FY25 FY26

Filings per year

FY2020: 578 filings FY20 FY2021: 595 filings FY21 FY2022: 760 filings FY22 FY2023: 1,033 filings FY23 FY2024: 1,180 filings FY24 FY2025: 1,357 filings FY25 FY2026: 1,267 filings FY26 1,357
Shaded: FY2025–FY2026, the years behind the figures above. Median shown for years with at least 10 filings. FY2026 covers Q1–Q3 only.
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Fiscal yearMedianP25P75Filings
FY2020$130,000$104,375$140,169578
FY2021$121,000$99,381$140,810595
FY2022$125,000$99,757$143,954760
FY2023$135,100$111,400$154,4851,033
FY2024$140,109$115,400$155,4751,180
FY2025$140,000$110,760$157,1001,357
FY2026$142,800$120,000$158,0001,267

Questions

How much does an H-1B Supply Chain Manager make?

The median base salary in certified H-1B filings for Supply Chain Manager jobs is $142,800 (2,624 filings, FY2025–FY2026). Half of the filings are between $116,522 and $157,331.

What does an entry-level Supply Chain Manager earn on an H-1B?

Level I (entry-level) filings have a median of $77,645. Level I accounts for 9% of Supply Chain Manager filings.

Which city pays H-1B Supply Chain Managers the most?

Among metro areas with at least 100 filings, San Jose, CA has the highest median base salary for Supply Chain Manager jobs: $172,000 (219 filings).

Which employers file the most H-1B applications for Supply Chain Managers?

Amazon (1,154), Tesla (164) and Google (77) filed the most Supply Chain Manager LCAs in FY2025–FY2026.

Do H-1B Supply Chain Managers earn more than other U.S. workers in the same job?

The H-1B median base salary ($142,800) is 33% higher than the median wage of all U.S. workers in this occupation ($107,230, BLS May 2025). The sources measure pay differently, so treat this as a rough comparison.