Jobs at companies that sponsor visas.

How this list is built.

A job is listed when its posting says visa sponsorship is available, or when the company has H-1B filings on record and the posting does not say otherwise. The filings are approved H-1B petitions in the USCIS H-1B Employer Data Hub for fiscal years 2021 to 2023, and labor condition applications the Department of Labor certified in fiscal year 2025. (USCIS: H-1B Employer Data Hub)

The two records say different things. An approved petition means USCIS approved the employer's request to hire someone on an H-1B. A labor condition application comes first: the employer names the role, the worksite and the wage, and must include the certified application with its petition. It is the weaker sign, and the more recent one. (USCIS: H-1B specialty occupations)

Companies are matched to filings by their legal names, and when a match is uncertain the company is left out rather than guessed. A US filing record is only applied to US roles. The jobs refresh every day from each company's own job board; the filing data changes when Litos adds a newer government year.

OPT, CPT and H-1B jobs for international students.

On an F-1 student visa, your first work permission usually comes through your school and USCIS rather than an employer. After the first academic year, USCIS lists three kinds of off-campus work: Curricular Practical Training (CPT), Optional Practical Training (OPT) and the STEM OPT extension. Each has to be authorized before you start, and your Designated School Official is part of that. (USCIS: Students and employment (CPT and OPT))

OPT is temporary employment directly related to your major. You apply for it yourself on Form I-765 and can start once USCIS approves it and you hold the Employment Authorization Document. Up to 12 months are available, and students with a qualifying STEM degree can apply for a 24-month extension. (USCIS: Optional Practical Training (OPT) for F-1 students)

H-1B is different: it is for a specialty occupation, which generally needs at least a bachelor's degree in a related field, and the employer files the petition. Initial OPT and CPT do not require an employer-filed H-1B petition, but each has its own authorization requirements. (USCIS: H-1B specialty occupations)

STEM OPT requires employer participation in E-Verify and a Form I-983 training plan completed with the student. Future sponsorship needs depend on your circumstances; check with your Designated School Official. (USCIS: STEM OPT extension)

Internships at companies that sponsor visas, for CPT and summer rolesHow to answer the sponsorship question on an application

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