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H-1B base pay
Oct 2025 – Jun 2026$132,368
Median base · 34 filings
Middle half of filings
- Cost Estimators5$92,983
- Civil Engineers5$115,668
Houston, TX (14) · Aliso Viejo, CA (6) · Greenville, SC (5)
Base wage on public H-1B filings, filed as Fluor Enterprises, Inc.. Stock and bonus are not included. U.S. Department of Labor, LCA disclosure
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Is the bench actually empty, or are we just hiding heads in the sand?
Seeing some suspicious activity lately. I logged onto the internal portal yesterday and noticed that several open positions I was tracking for internal transfers have been pulled down without notice. Not filled, just gone. When I asked my lead, I got the classic 'don't worry about it' line, which is basically corporate speak for 'don't ask questions you won't like the answers to.' I’ve seen this movie before in this industry. It usually starts with a hiring freeze, followed by a 'reorganization,' and then the inevitable LinkedIn posts from former colleagues. I genuinely like the work we’re doing on the current site, but the instability is getting to me. Has anyone heard anything about project cancellations or budget cuts affecting the E&C side? I’d rather know now if the writing is on the wall so I can start reaching out to my network before the market gets flooded with other Fluor engineers doing the exact same thing. It feels like the calm before a storm.
Anyone else getting weird vibes about the upcoming Q3 review?
Is it just me, or has the atmosphere shifted significantly over the last month? I’ve been with Fluor for a few years now, and usually, when we’re between major project phases, there’s at least some talk about resource reallocation. Lately, it’s just been radio silence from leadership. I’ve noticed a few more 'strategy sync' meetings being added to calendars, and the usual transparency we get from the PMs seems to have evaporated. I haven’t heard any confirmed rumors of a RIF, but the lack of communication is making me nervous. My billability is solid, but we all know that doesn't always matter when the higher-ups decide to trim the fat to hit margin targets for the shareholders. Are there any whispers coming out of the Houston or Greenville offices? I’m seriously considering polishing up the resume just in case, because I’ve been through a forced departure before and I’d rather be ahead of the curve this time. Anyone seeing similar patterns or is this just standard end-of-quarter stress?
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