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The Vice President, Value Capture & Vertical Integration will own the enterprise pricing technology roadmap, lead the enterprise pricing platform implementation, stand up the enterprise Deal Desk and the Pricing Science & Analytics capability, and drive the integration of enterprise pricing into each business vertical.
This role is where pricing strategy becomes a durable, systematized capability. The VP is accountable for the platform, the analytics, and the governance machinery that convert pricing intent into realized margin — and for the vertical integration plans that land those capabilities inside Building Products, Heritage (Pool and Landscape), GMS, and Mingledorff's without disrupting commercial momentum or business-unit ownership of customer relationships.
This is an unusual opportunity to build a modern pricing capability from the ground up, with executive sponsorship and a clear mandate. The successful candidate will bring the technical depth to lead a complex enterprise implementation, the leadership to attract and develop quantitative talent, and the commercial instincts to design governance that field teams genuinely want to use. Technical fluency matters here — and so does the ability to translate it into practical, field-ready process.
REPORTING RELATIONSHIP
Reports to: SVP, Enterprise Strategic Pricing
Direct reports may include:
- Senior Director, Deal Desk & Quote Governance
- Senior Director, Pricing Technology & Analytics
- Director, Pricing Science (optimization, elasticity, segmentation)
- Pricing platform product owner / solution architect
- Vertical integration leads supporting Building Products, Heritage, GMS, and Mingledorff's
Key partners:
- VP, Pricing Operations & Governance
- Business Presidents and vertical commercial leaders
- CIO, Enterprise IT, ERP, and Data Platform teams
- Director, Cost, Rebates & Margin Integrity
- Finance / FP&A
- National Accounts
- Implementation partners and pricing technology vendors
KEY RESPONSIBILITIES
1. Pricing Technology Roadmap
- Own the multi-year enterprise pricing technology roadmap, including sequencing, funding, and capability milestones across price setting, price optimization, quote governance, and CPQ.
- Set the target-state architecture for pricing: source systems, data foundation, price books, rules engine, optimization layer, quoting, and downstream ERP execution.
- Establish the build/buy/configure posture and make architecture trade-off decisions in close partnership with the CIO and enterprise data teams, who share ownership of margin outcomes.
- Maintain a clear business case for every roadmap element, with EBITDA impact, sequencing rationale, and dependency mapping.
- Manage vendor and implementation partner relationships, including scope, commercials, delivery quality, and escalation.
2. Pricing Platform Implementation
- Serve as the accountable executive for the enterprise pricing platform implementation end to end — delivery, adoption, and realized value. SRS has selected Pricefx as its pricing platform, and the program is funded and underway.
- Own the workstream structure and delivery cadence: Data Foundation & Analytics, Price Setting & Price Books, Price Optimization, Quote & Override Governance, CPQ, and Branch Rollout & Hypercare.
- Lead the phased release plan, delivering Price Optimization to production and subsequently CPQ.
- Own configuration decisions on price book architecture, geographic price book structure, customer profiles and segments, guardrails, approval hierarchies, and override logic.
- Own the data foundation: transaction, cost, rebate, freight, and customer master inputs; data quality standards; and the pricing data catalog.
- Own hypercare, defect triage, release management, and post-go-live enhancement prioritization.
- Report implementation status, risk, and value realization to the executive steering committee.
3. Vertical Integration
- Build and own the integration plan for each business vertical — Building Products, Heritage (Pool and Landscape), GMS, and Mingledorff's — recognizing that each has different systems, customer mix, product economics, and pricing maturity.
- Define what "center-led" means in practice for each vertical: which decisions are enterprise, which are vertical, and which are branch.
- Sequence vertical onboarding onto the enterprise pricing platform based on readiness, data quality, margin opportunity, and leadership sponsorship.
- Design and negotiate the operating interfaces between the enterprise pricing organization and each vertical's commercial, finance, and IT leadership.
- Preserve business-unit ownership of customer relationships and day-to-day quoting while establishing enterprise standards for segmentation, guardrails, and exception handling.
- Serve as the senior partner to vertical leadership when enterprise standards and local commercial realities need to be reconciled, finding solutions that work for both.
4. Deal Desk
- Stand up the enterprise Deal Desk from concept through steady-state operation: charter, staffing model, service levels, thresholds, decision rights, and escalation paths.
- Define approval authority for below-floor requests, strategic account exceptions, job and project pricing, freight exceptions, multi-branch agreements, and long-term pricing commitments.
- Position the Deal Desk as a value-added partner that helps structure deals to improve economics, rather than simply approving or denying them.
- Build the workflow, tooling, and documentation standards so that every material exception is captured, timed, reasoned, and measurable.
- Establish responsive turnaround-time commitments so that engaging the Deal Desk is the easiest path for the field.
- Create feedback loops from override and exception patterns back into price book and guardrail design.
5. Pricing Science & Analytics
- Build the pricing science capability: elasticity estimation, willingness-to-pay modeling, customer and transaction segmentation, price-response testing, and optimization methodology.
- Bring clarity to the distinction between demand-based optimization and market price-following, and help stakeholders understand which method is being applied where and why.
- Own the enterprise pricing analytics stack, including price realization, waterfall, leakage, override, cost pass-through, and freight recovery reporting.
- Design and run pricing experiments and controlled rollouts, with clear hypotheses and thoughtful review of results.
- Recruit, develop, and retain quantitative talent — data scientists, pricing analysts, and BI engineers — and establish the standards that make their work trusted across the enterprise.
- Translate model output into commercially sound recommendations that a branch manager can confidently explain to a customer.
6. Value Capture and Performance
- Own the enterprise value capture agenda: quantify the opportunity, build the initiative portfolio, and track realized versus modeled impact with rigor.
- Partner with Finance to establish a single, agreed methodology for measuring price realization and margin improvement.
- Maintain the executive-level pricing performance review, including gross margin rate and dollar performance by vertical.
- Ensure that projected benefits from technology, governance, and analytics investments are traced to the P&L and reported transparently.
- Identify recurring leakage patterns and convert them into structural fixes — price book, guardrail, or system changes — that solve the issue at its source.
7. Change Leadership and Field Adoption
- Own change management for pricing technology adoption across roughly 450 branches and four verticals.
- Build the training, playbook, and communication architecture that makes new pricing capability genuinely usable for the people who rely on it.
- Instrument adoption: measure usage, identify friction, and continuously simplify.
- Partner closely with the VP, Pricing Operations & Governance to ensure that what is built centrally works well in the field.
SUCCESS MEASURES
Delivery
- Price Optimization and CPQ delivered to production against the agreed release plan
- Vertical integration milestones met by business unit
- Deal Desk operational with published SLAs and measured turnaround time
- Pricing Science & Analytics team staffed and producing decision-grade output
Financial
- Price realization improvement
- Gross margin rate and gross margin dollar improvement
- Margin leakage reduction versus baseline
- Realized versus modeled value capture on funded initiatives
- Cost pass-through and freight recovery performance
Capability
- Adoption of pricing tools by branch and vertical
- Reduction in below-floor and out-of-guardrail transactions
- Override rate and override economics
- Pricing data quality and price book coverage
- Model accuracy and forecast credibility
- Business president and commercial leader confidence in the enterprise pricing platform
REQUIRED EXPERIENCE
- 12+ years across pricing, revenue management, commercial analytics, pricing technology, or related commercial leadership roles, including experience building new capabilities.
- Hands-on ownership of at least one enterprise pricing platform implementation (Pricefx, Vendavo, PROS, Zilliant, or comparable) through go-live and value realization.
- Experience standing up or significantly evolving a deal desk, quote governance function, or equivalent commercial capability.
- Demonstrated leadership of quantitative teams — data science, pricing science, or advanced analytics — including ownership of methodology as well as people.
- Experience in B2B distribution, building products, industrial distribution, wholesale, or another multi-site, field-led commercial environment.
- Track record integrating enterprise capability across multiple business units or acquired platforms with distinct systems and cultures.
- Fluency with pricing methodology: segmentation, elasticity, optimization, price waterfall, guardrail and corridor design, cost-to-serve, and rebate economics.
- Demonstrated ability to partner with a CIO and enterprise IT as a peer, helping shape architecture, data strategy, and delivery.
- Executive presence and credibility with business presidents, CFO, and CEO.
PREFERRED BACKGROUND
- Specialty building materials, roofing, HVAC, pool, landscape, gypsum, electrical, plumbing, or industrial distribution
- Multi-vertical or roll-up platforms with heterogeneous ERP and pricing environments
- Pricing transformation leadership under private equity or strategic-acquirer ownership
- Prior consulting background in pricing or commercial excellence, paired with subsequent in-house operating experience
- Advanced degree in economics, statistics, operations research, engineering, or an MBA with quantitative depth.
The strongest candidates will blend technical and commercial strengths — someone who can architect the system, build the science team, lead the implementation, and then sit down with a branch manager and make the numbers make sense.
CRITICAL CAPABILITIES
Platform ownership
Comfortable owning an enterprise implementation end to end — scope, sequencing, architecture, delivery, adoption, and realized value.
Quantitative depth
Understands pricing methods well enough to engage with them substantively, and can tell the difference between a genuine demand signal and a market echo.
Integration judgment
Can define what "center-led" means for each vertical, balancing enterprise consistency with local commercial needs.
Governance design
Builds decision rights and exception paths that are fast enough to be used and clear enough to be trusted.
Commercial credibility
Earns the confidence of business presidents and sales leaders, and sustains it through meaningful change.
Talent building
Attracts and develops quantitative and technical talent, and creates an environment where that work is valued.
Transparency
Reports realized value accurately and shares what is working alongside what still needs attention.
Accountability
Owns dates, numbers, and outcomes, and keeps implementation risk and margin leakage visible and actively managed.
Not the right job for you? Register your details at the 'Introduce Yourself' link (top right) and we'll be in touch!
Job Location: SRS Distribution - McKinney
7440 State Highway 121 McKinney, TX 75070-3104
As an Equal Employment Opportunity (EEO) employer SRS Distribution Inc., including all its subsidiaries, provides job opportunities to qualified individuals without regard to actual or perceived race, color, creed, religion, national origin, sex, gender, age, disability, gender identity, sexual orientation, citizenship status, uniform service, veteran status, marital status, genetic information, physical or mental disability, or any other characteristic in accordance with applicable federal, state, and local EEO laws. If you are an individual with a disability or a disabled veteran and require a reasonable accommodation in applying for any posted position, please contact Human Resources at US: 855.556.3221, or by email to: HR@Help.SRSDistribution.com with the nature of your accommodation request and include the Business name, location and title of the job opening. Please allow one (1) business day for a reply. All employment offers are contingent upon successful completion of a background check and drug screen, as permitted by law.
Benefits
- Competitive salaries for all team members paid weekly
- 401(k) Retirement Plan with company matching
- Employee Stock Purchase Program
- Paid Vacation, Sick Time, Volunteer Day, Holidays, Birthday, and Floating Holidays
- Paid Parental Leave, Adoption Assistance Program
- Medical, Dental and Vision Benefits
- Flexible and Dependent Care Spending Accounts
- Company paid Life insurance and Short-Term Disability
- Additional Life Insurance and Long-Term Disability also offered
- Mental, Physical and Emotional Well-Being Programs for Employees and Families
- Wellness Program and Safety Program with Bonuses for our Drivers
- Employee Referral Bonus Program
ROLE SUMMARY
The Vice President, Value Capture & Vertical Integration will own the enterprise pricing technology roadmap, lead the enterprise pricing platform implementation, stand up the enterprise Deal Desk and the Pricing Science & Analytics capability, and drive the integration of enterprise pricing into each business vertical.
This role is where pricing strategy becomes a durable, systematized capability. The VP is accountable for the platform, the analytics, and the governance machinery that convert pricing intent into realized margin — and for the vertical integration plans that land those capabilities inside Building Products, Heritage (Pool and Landscape), GMS, and Mingledorff's without disrupting commercial momentum or business-unit ownership of customer relationships.
This is an unusual opportunity to build a modern pricing capability from the ground up, with executive sponsorship and a clear mandate. The successful candidate will bring the technical depth to lead a complex enterprise implementation, the leadership to attract and develop quantitative talent, and the commercial instincts to design governance that field teams genuinely want to use. Technical fluency matters here — and so does the ability to translate it into practical, field-ready process.
REPORTING RELATIONSHIP
Reports to: SVP, Enterprise Strategic Pricing
Direct reports may include:
- Senior Director, Deal Desk & Quote Governance
- Senior Director, Pricing Technology & Analytics
- Director, Pricing Science (optimization, elasticity, segmentation)
- Pricing platform product owner / solution architect
- Vertical integration leads supporting Building Products, Heritage, GMS, and Mingledorff's
Key partners:
- VP, Pricing Operations & Governance
- Business Presidents and vertical commercial leaders
- CIO, Enterprise IT, ERP, and Data Platform teams
- Director, Cost, Rebates & Margin Integrity
- Finance / FP&A
- National Accounts
- Implementation partners and pricing technology vendors
KEY RESPONSIBILITIES
1. Pricing Technology Roadmap
- Own the multi-year enterprise pricing technology roadmap, including sequencing, funding, and capability milestones across price setting, price optimization, quote governance, and CPQ.
- Set the target-state architecture for pricing: source systems, data foundation, price books, rules engine, optimization layer, quoting, and downstream ERP execution.
- Establish the build/buy/configure posture and make architecture trade-off decisions in close partnership with the CIO and enterprise data teams, who share ownership of margin outcomes.
- Maintain a clear business case for every roadmap element, with EBITDA impact, sequencing rationale, and dependency mapping.
- Manage vendor and implementation partner relationships, including scope, commercials, delivery quality, and escalation.
2. Pricing Platform Implementation
- Serve as the accountable executive for the enterprise pricing platform implementation end to end — delivery, adoption, and realized value. SRS has selected Pricefx as its pricing platform, and the program is funded and underway.
- Own the workstream structure and delivery cadence: Data Foundation & Analytics, Price Setting & Price Books, Price Optimization, Quote & Override Governance, CPQ, and Branch Rollout & Hypercare.
- Lead the phased release plan, delivering Price Optimization to production and subsequently CPQ.
- Own configuration decisions on price book architecture, geographic price book structure, customer profiles and segments, guardrails, approval hierarchies, and override logic.
- Own the data foundation: transaction, cost, rebate, freight, and customer master inputs; data quality standards; and the pricing data catalog.
- Own hypercare, defect triage, release management, and post-go-live enhancement prioritization.
- Report implementation status, risk, and value realization to the executive steering committee.
3. Vertical Integration
- Build and own the integration plan for each business vertical — Building Products, Heritage (Pool and Landscape), GMS, and Mingledorff's — recognizing that each has different systems, customer mix, product economics, and pricing maturity.
- Define what "center-led" means in practice for each vertical: which decisions are enterprise, which are vertical, and which are branch.
- Sequence vertical onboarding onto the enterprise pricing platform based on readiness, data quality, margin opportunity, and leadership sponsorship.
- Design and negotiate the operating interfaces between the enterprise pricing organization and each vertical's commercial, finance, and IT leadership.
- Preserve business-unit ownership of customer relationships and day-to-day quoting while establishing enterprise standards for segmentation, guardrails, and exception handling.
- Serve as the senior partner to vertical leadership when enterprise standards and local commercial realities need to be reconciled, finding solutions that work for both.
4. Deal Desk
- Stand up the enterprise Deal Desk from concept through steady-state operation: charter, staffing model, service levels, thresholds, decision rights, and escalation paths.
- Define approval authority for below-floor requests, strategic account exceptions, job and project pricing, freight exceptions, multi-branch agreements, and long-term pricing commitments.
- Position the Deal Desk as a value-added partner that helps structure deals to improve economics, rather than simply approving or denying them.
- Build the workflow, tooling, and documentation standards so that every material exception is captured, timed, reasoned, and measurable.
- Establish responsive turnaround-time commitments so that engaging the Deal Desk is the easiest path for the field.
- Create feedback loops from override and exception patterns back into price book and guardrail design.
5. Pricing Science & Analytics
- Build the pricing science capability: elasticity estimation, willingness-to-pay modeling, customer and transaction segmentation, price-response testing, and optimization methodology.
- Bring clarity to the distinction between demand-based optimization and market price-following, and help stakeholders understand which method is being applied where and why.
- Own the enterprise pricing analytics stack, including price realization, waterfall, leakage, override, cost pass-through, and freight recovery reporting.
- Design and run pricing experiments and controlled rollouts, with clear hypotheses and thoughtful review of results.
- Recruit, develop, and retain quantitative talent — data scientists, pricing analysts, and BI engineers — and establish the standards that make their work trusted across the enterprise.
- Translate model output into commercially sound recommendations that a branch manager can confidently explain to a customer.
6. Value Capture and Performance
- Own the enterprise value capture agenda: quantify the opportunity, build the initiative portfolio, and track realized versus modeled impact with rigor.
- Partner with Finance to establish a single, agreed methodology for measuring price realization and margin improvement.
- Maintain the executive-level pricing performance review, including gross margin rate and dollar performance by vertical.
- Ensure that projected benefits from technology, governance, and analytics investments are traced to the P&L and reported transparently.
- Identify recurring leakage patterns and convert them into structural fixes — price book, guardrail, or system changes — that solve the issue at its source.
7. Change Leadership and Field Adoption
- Own change management for pricing technology adoption across roughly 450 branches and four verticals.
- Build the training, playbook, and communication architecture that makes new pricing capability genuinely usable for the people who rely on it.
- Instrument adoption: measure usage, identify friction, and continuously simplify.
- Partner closely with the VP, Pricing Operations & Governance to ensure that what is built centrally works well in the field.
SUCCESS MEASURES
Delivery
- Price Optimization and CPQ delivered to production against the agreed release plan
- Vertical integration milestones met by business unit
- Deal Desk operational with published SLAs and measured turnaround time
- Pricing Science & Analytics team staffed and producing decision-grade output
Financial
- Price realization improvement
- Gross margin rate and gross margin dollar improvement
- Margin leakage reduction versus baseline
- Realized versus modeled value capture on funded initiatives
- Cost pass-through and freight recovery performance
Capability
- Adoption of pricing tools by branch and vertical
- Reduction in below-floor and out-of-guardrail transactions
- Override rate and override economics
- Pricing data quality and price book coverage
- Model accuracy and forecast credibility
- Business president and commercial leader confidence in the enterprise pricing platform
REQUIRED EXPERIENCE
- 12+ years across pricing, revenue management, commercial analytics, pricing technology, or related commercial leadership roles, including experience building new capabilities.
- Hands-on ownership of at least one enterprise pricing platform implementation (Pricefx, Vendavo, PROS, Zilliant, or comparable) through go-live and value realization.
- Experience standing up or significantly evolving a deal desk, quote governance function, or equivalent commercial capability.
- Demonstrated leadership of quantitative teams — data science, pricing science, or advanced analytics — including ownership of methodology as well as people.
- Experience in B2B distribution, building products, industrial distribution, wholesale, or another multi-site, field-led commercial environment.
- Track record integrating enterprise capability across multiple business units or acquired platforms with distinct systems and cultures.
- Fluency with pricing methodology: segmentation, elasticity, optimization, price waterfall, guardrail and corridor design, cost-to-serve, and rebate economics.
- Demonstrated ability to partner with a CIO and enterprise IT as a peer, helping shape architecture, data strategy, and delivery.
- Executive presence and credibility with business presidents, CFO, and CEO.
PREFERRED BACKGROUND
- Specialty building materials, roofing, HVAC, pool, landscape, gypsum, electrical, plumbing, or industrial distribution
- Multi-vertical or roll-up platforms with heterogeneous ERP and pricing environments
- Pricing transformation leadership under private equity or strategic-acquirer ownership
- Prior consulting background in pricing or commercial excellence, paired with subsequent in-house operating experience
- Advanced degree in economics, statistics, operations research, engineering, or an MBA with quantitative depth.
The strongest candidates will blend technical and commercial strengths — someone who can architect the system, build the science team, lead the implementation, and then sit down with a branch manager and make the numbers make sense.
CRITICAL CAPABILITIES
Platform ownership
Comfortable owning an enterprise implementation end to end — scope, sequencing, architecture, delivery, adoption, and realized value.
Quantitative depth
Understands pricing methods well enough to engage with them substantively, and can tell the difference between a genuine demand signal and a market echo.
Integration judgment
Can define what "center-led" means for each vertical, balancing enterprise consistency with local commercial needs.
Governance design
Builds decision rights and exception paths that are fast enough to be used and clear enough to be trusted.
Commercial credibility
Earns the confidence of business presidents and sales leaders, and sustains it through meaningful change.
Talent building
Attracts and develops quantitative and technical talent, and creates an environment where that work is valued.
Transparency
Reports realized value accurately and shares what is working alongside what still needs attention.
Accountability
Owns dates, numbers, and outcomes, and keeps implementation risk and margin leakage visible and actively managed.
Not the right job for you? Register your details at the 'Introduce Yourself' link (top right) and we'll be in touch!
Job Location: SRS Distribution - McKinney
7440 State Highway 121 McKinney, TX 75070-3104
As an Equal Employment Opportunity (EEO) employer SRS Distribution Inc., including all its subsidiaries, provides job opportunities to qualified individuals without regard to actual or perceived race, color, creed, religion, national origin, sex, gender, age, disability, gender identity, sexual orientation, citizenship status, uniform service, veteran status, marital status, genetic information, physical or mental disability, or any other characteristic in accordance with applicable federal, state, and local EEO laws. If you are an individual with a disability or a disabled veteran and require a reasonable accommodation in applying for any posted position, please contact Human Resources at US: 855.556.3221, or by email to: HR@Help.SRSDistribution.com with the nature of your accommodation request and include the Business name, location and title of the job opening. Please allow one (1) business day for a reply. All employment offers are contingent upon successful completion of a background check and drug screen, as permitted by law.
Benefits
- Competitive salaries for all team members paid weekly
- 401(k) Retirement Plan with company matching
- Employee Stock Purchase Program
- Paid Vacation, Sick Time, Volunteer Day, Holidays, Birthday, and Floating Holidays
- Paid Parental Leave, Adoption Assistance Program
- Medical, Dental and Vision Benefits
- Flexible and Dependent Care Spending Accounts
- Company paid Life insurance and Short-Term Disability
- Additional Life Insurance and Long-Term Disability also offered
- Mental, Physical and Emotional Well-Being Programs for Employees and Families
- Wellness Program and Safety Program with Bonuses for our Drivers
- Employee Referral Bonus Program
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Search Vice President Jobs in TexasVice President Jobs in Texas: Frequently Asked Questions
Which companies sponsor visas for vice presidents in Texas?
Several large Texas-based employers have established track records of sponsoring senior leadership roles. In Houston, energy companies including ExxonMobil, Chevron, and Halliburton regularly file H-1B visa petitions for vice president-level positions. In Dallas, financial and technology firms such as AT&T and Texas Instruments appear consistently in Department of Labor disclosure data for senior role sponsorships. Austin's growing tech sector adds further options across software and semiconductor companies.
Which visa types are most common for vice president roles in Texas?
The H-1B is the most common visa for vice president roles in Texas, as these positions typically require a bachelor's degree or higher in a directly related specialty field. The L-1A intracompany transferee visa is also frequently used when a candidate is being relocated from a foreign affiliate or parent company into a VP role. The O-1A is an option for candidates with a record of extraordinary achievement in their field.
How to find vice president visa sponsorship jobs in Texas?
Migrate Mate is built specifically for this search. You can filter by state and seniority to surface vice president roles in Texas where employers have confirmed sponsorship willingness. Given that VP-level sponsorship involves significant employer commitment, Migrate Mate's filters help you focus on companies actively hiring at this level rather than manually screening through general job listings that rarely disclose sponsorship details upfront.
Which cities in Texas have the most vice president sponsorship jobs?
Houston leads for vice president sponsorship activity, concentrated in energy, petrochemicals, and engineering sectors. Dallas-Fort Worth follows closely, with strong representation from financial services, telecommunications, and professional services firms. Austin has grown substantially as a VP sponsorship market, particularly in software, semiconductor, and venture-backed technology companies. San Antonio has a smaller but notable presence in healthcare and defense-related industries at the senior leadership level.
Are there any Texas-specific considerations for vice president sponsorship roles?
Texas has no state income tax, which affects prevailing wage benchmarking since compensation structures often include equity and bonuses that factor into Department of Labor wage determinations for H-1B petitions. Texas also has several major research universities, including UT Austin and Rice University, that create executive talent pipelines. Employers in the energy corridor are experienced with senior-level sponsorship, which often means more established internal processes for VP-level petitions compared to smaller or newer companies.
What is the prevailing wage for sponsored vice president jobs in Texas?
U.S. employers sponsoring a visa must pay at least the prevailing wage, which is what workers in the same role, area, and experience level typically earn. The Department of Labor sets this rate to make sure companies aren't hiring foreign workers simply because they'd accept lower pay than a U.S. worker. It varies by job title, location, and experience. You can look up current prevailing wage rates for any occupation and location using the OFLC Wage Search page.