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Companies That Sponsor H-1B Visas for Computer and Information Scientists, Research

These US employers have the most H-1B labor condition applications on record for Computer and Information Scientists, Research roles, per Department of Labor data. Companies with a sponsorship history are your highest-odds targets if you need a visa.

Top Computer and Information Scientists, Research H-1B Sponsors

1. Google Inc.1152. Microsoft Corporation1093. Intel Corporation604. Ibm Corporation585. Yahoo! Inc.436. At&T Labs, Inc.357. Goldman, Sachs & Co.338. Siemens Corporation289. Nec Laboratories America, Inc.2610. At&T Services, Inc.2011. Carnegie Mellon University2012. Hewlett-Packard Company1613. The University of Texas At Austin1514. Oak Ridge Associated Universities1515. University of Illinois12

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Computer and Information Scientists, Research H-1B sponsorship FAQ

Which companies sponsor H-1B visas for Computer and Information Scientists, Research roles?

The top H-1B sponsors for Computer and Information Scientists, Research include Google Inc., Microsoft Corporation, Intel Corporation, Ibm Corporation, Yahoo! Inc., based on US Department of Labor filing data.

Is it hard to get H-1B sponsorship as a Computer and Information Scientists, Research?

Computer and Information Scientists, Research is an actively sponsored occupation: the employers below filed thousands of H-1B labor condition applications for this role. Targeting companies with a sponsorship history is the highest-odds approach.

Data sourced from US Department of Labor OFLC LCA disclosure files. A certified LCA is a prerequisite for an H-1B petition but does not guarantee visa approval.