Matthew Hernandez

University of Texas at San Antonio
Student Reader Grader

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Matthew Hernandez in 2022 was employed at University of Texas at San Antonio and had a reported pay of $878 according to public records.

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Key Data

Year2022
Full NameMatthew Hernandez
Original Job TitleStudent Reader/Grader I
Job TitleStudent Reader Grader
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StateTexas
EmployerUniversity of Texas at San Antonio
Total Pay $878
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Employer

Employer NameUniversity of Texas at San Antonio
Year2022
Number of Employees12,824
Average Annual Wage$20,809
Median Annual Wage$6,305
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