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H1B Visa Jobs
Every employer that has sponsored an H-1B, pulled from their own government filings, so you only apply where a visa is on the table.
If you need sponsorship, a good share of postings are closed to you before you start. This shows which employers have filed for H-1Bs and how often they got approved, so checking a listing takes a minute instead of a week.
What it actually does
- 168,000+ employers tagged as sponsors, each one checked against Department of Labor filings instead of the company's own claim
- 2A job board of a few thousand live openings at those companies, filtered by role, level and location
- 3Paid Sponsor Intel adds approval and denial rates, salary benchmarks and how hard a transfer tends to be
The take
Sponsorship is the question that gets asked last and should be asked first. Most postings say nothing about it, and plenty of recruiters won't know until they check with HR. People I know on visas lost weeks that way.
H1B Visa Jobs answers it up front. The sponsor list comes from the Labor Condition Applications every employer has to file before hiring on an H-1B, so a company on the list has done it before. A company that isn't on it gets the question in the first email.
The way my friends used it: find a listing anywhere, look the company up here, then decide whether the application is worth an evening. The free tier covers that. The paid intel (approval rates, salary bands) starts to matter once you're choosing between offers.