Information Security Analysts prevailing wage in Eastern Washington nonmetropolitan area

Annual = hourly x 2080 hours, the convention DOL uses. Weekly = hourly x 40. Gross pay before tax. Source: U.S. Department of Labor, Office of Foreign Labor Certification (OFLC), prevailing wage data, wage year 2025-26.

In Eastern Washington nonmetropolitan area, moving a information security analysts role from Level 1 to Level 2 adds $7.12 an hour (17%), from Level 2 to Level 3 adds $7.11 (15%), and from Level 3 to Level 4 adds $7.12 (13%). The steps are fairly even, so the level filed moves the minimum pay by a similar amount at each rung. At Level 1 the minimum is $7,065 a month gross; at Level 4 it is $10,766.

Areas with a Level 2 wage close to $47.88

These are the 6 areas anywhere in the country whose information security analysts Level 2 wage is nearest to this one. Use them when a requirement could be worked from several places and you want the wage floor to stay about the same.

WA and this occupation

WA has 15 areas in the data. The state median Level 2 wage for information security analysts is $51.77 an hour, and Eastern Washington nonmetropolitan area is below it. The highest area in WA is Seattle-Tacoma-Bellevue, WA at $63.60, and the lowest is Bremerton-Silverdale-Port Orchard, WA at $37.22.

Among IT occupations here

In Eastern Washington nonmetropolitan area, information security analysts ranks 8 of 16 IT occupations by Level 2 wage. The highest is computer and information research scientists at $82.42 an hour and the lowest is computer user support specialists at $27.81.

• At Level 2 the consultant must be paid at least $99,590 a year, or $8,299 a month gross, for work in Eastern Washington nonmetropolitan area.
• Your bill rate must cover that wage plus payroll costs and margin: try $47.88 an hour in the W2 burden rate calculator and the markup and margin calculator.

Which level applies, and what an LCA means, is explained on the prevailing wage guide. Not legal advice.