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Companies That Sponsor H-1B Visas for Computer Network Architects, Non R&D

These US employers have the most H-1B labor condition applications on record for Computer Network Architects, Non R&D roles, per Department of Labor data. Companies with a sponsorship history are your highest-odds targets if you need a visa.

Top Computer Network Architects, Non R&D H-1B Sponsors

1. University of California, Los Angeles82. The University of Southern California73. Virginia Polytechnic Institute & State University64. Michigan State University35. Boston Medical Center Corporation36. Lucile Packard Children'S Hospital, Stanford37. H. Lee Moffitt Cancer Center & Research Institute, Inc.38. Seattle Children'S Hospital39. Oclc, Inc.310. Virginia Polytechnic Institute & State University211. University of Houston System212. Brown University213. Sutter Health214. Suburban Hospital, Inc.215. University of Rochester2

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Computer Network Architects, Non R&D H-1B sponsorship FAQ

Which companies sponsor H-1B visas for Computer Network Architects, Non R&D roles?

The top H-1B sponsors for Computer Network Architects, Non R&D include University of California, Los Angeles, The University of Southern California, Virginia Polytechnic Institute & State University, Michigan State University, Boston Medical Center Corporation, based on US Department of Labor filing data.

Is it hard to get H-1B sponsorship as a Computer Network Architects, Non R&D?

Computer Network Architects, Non R&D 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.