US Department of Labor records
H-1B sponsors for Supply Chain Managers in Austin
11 employers filed 54 certified Labor Condition Applications for Supply Chain Managers with a worksite in Austin, TX, October 2025 to June 2026. A filing is the step before an H-1B petition: it shows the employer has sponsored this kind of job here, not that a particular opening will.
- H-1B filings
- 54
- October 2025 to June 2026
- Employers
- 11
- that filed
- Median offered
- $141,100
- a year, full-time
Top 11 employers by filings
Median offered wage shown when an employer has three or more full-time filings here.
- 1
Amazon Data Services, Inc
HW Commodity Specialist III
Median $147,900
24$147,900 - 2
Amazon.com Services LLC
Mgr III, Supply Chain
Median $117,700
12$117,700 - 3
Tesla, Inc.
Materials Planner
Median $105,800
5$105,800 - 4
Base Power, Inc.
Global Supply Manager
Median $140,500
3$140,500 - 5
Google LLC
Program Manager
Median $156,000
3$156,000 - 6
Eaton Corporation
SCM Procurement Specialist
2 - 7
Cisco Systems, Inc.
Leader, Supplier Management
1 - 8
CLOUDFLARE, INC.
Global Supply Manager
1 - 9
DELL PRODUCTS L.P.
Director, Commodity Management
1 - 10
National Instruments Corporation
Supply Chain Principal Business Owner
1 - 11
PCKG LLC
Supply Chain Manager
1
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Open in the sponsor finderFrequently asked questions
Which companies sponsor H-1B visas for Supply Chain Managers in Austin?
From October 2025 to June 2026, the employers with the most certified Labor Condition Applications for Supply Chain Managers with a worksite in Austin, TX were Amazon Data Services, Inc (24), Amazon.com Services LLC (12), Tesla and Inc. (5). In all, 11 employers filed 54 applications.
What do H-1B employers offer Supply Chain Managers in Austin?
The median of the lowest wage offered on full-time filings was $141,100 a year. The most common band was $100k to $150k, on 74% of full-time filings. These are the wages employers wrote on their applications, not what anyone was paid.
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. It shows the employer has sponsored this kind of job here before. Confirm sponsorship for the role you apply to.
Where does this data come from?
From the US Department of Labor's LCA disclosure data, FY2026 Q3, counting applications certified from October 2025 to June 2026 for Supply Chain Managers at worksites in Austin, TX. We check for new data every week.