H-1B visa sponsors by job and city

Which US employers sponsor H-1B visas for your job, and where. Each page counts the Labor Condition Applications the Department of Labor certified from October 2025 to June 2026, the step before an H-1B petition, with the top employers and the wages they offered.

US employers
51,635
Jobs
67
Job and city pages
858

Jobs, most filings first

Frequently asked questions

Which jobs have the most H-1B filings?

From October 2025 to June 2026: Software Developers (110,487), Data Scientists (16,638), Information Technology Project Managers (12,013), Computer Systems Engineers/Architects (11,537), Software Quality Assurance Analysts and Testers (11,357). The counts are certified Labor Condition Applications in US Department of Labor data.

Why are some jobs and cities missing?

We make a page for a job in a city once it has at least 50 certified filings from 10 or more employers. Every other job and city is in the sponsor finder.

Does a filing mean the employer will sponsor my visa?

No. A certified Labor Condition Application is the step before an H-1B petition, not a visa approval, and it is about the employer, not a particular opening. Confirm sponsorship for the role you apply to.