New Grad Software Engineer Jobs with H-1B Sponsorship
There are 508 open new grad roles labelled yes or likely for H-1B sponsorship from 249 companies right now (25 yes, 483 likely): 26% of the 1,924 open new grad roles with an H-1B label. The companies with the most: Hewlett Packard Enterprise (12), NVIDIA (11), KLA (10), AbbVie (9) and Applied Intuition (9). A model reads each posting and labels it: yes means the posting says it sponsors, likely means it says nothing but the employer and role point to yes. It is a screen, not a guarantee (how the label works), and roles that are unlabelled or labelled unlikely or no are not included.
New grad and entry-level software engineer roles whose posting is labelled yes or likely for H-1B visa sponsorship. Most international graduates start on OPT (and the STEM extension) and need the employer to file an H-1B petition in the lottery, so an employer that sponsors is the one to look for. The main new grad page lists every role with its label.
335 were added in the last 7 days. The companies that posted the most this week: AbbVie (9), Applied Intuition (9), Cisco (9), Zoox (9) and Jane Street (8). The most common locations are New York (51), San Francisco (40), Chicago (33), Santa Clara (19) and San Jose (18), and 28 roles are remote.
Listings are pulled every 2 hours from the speedyapply, SimplifyJobs and zshah101 lists on GitHub, and a role leaves the list 30 days after it was posted. Employers' own job boards (Greenhouse, Lever, Ashby and others) are read every 6 hours too. Each title links to a page with the details; the apply link goes straight to the employer.