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What is the best job board for data scientists in the US?

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  1. What our board shows today
  2. The options, compared
  3. Where the others fit better
  4. How to judge any board
  5. Frequently asked

It depends on what you need: on 9 November 2026, realanalystjobs.com lists 1,329 US data science roles at 344 companies, read from the employers' own careers pages and re-checked daily, while LinkedIn and Indeed carry every field and many more postings. 871 of our data science roles are at employers with an H-1B record (USCIS approvals, or certified data scientist LCAs with the Department of Labor in FY2025), and 79 are entry level. For networking pick LinkedIn, for startups Wellfound, for big-metro tech Built In, for students Handshake, and for visa-aware data roles a board that shows each employer's record.

Data science here means data scientist, applied, decision, product and analytics scientist titles in the US. The wage line is what employers offered on their own filings, not an estimate.

MeasureToday
US data science roles open1,329
Companies hiring344
At employers with an H-1B record871
Entry level79
Postings that say they will not sponsor111
At employers matched to E-Verify644
Median wage on certified data scientist H-1B LCAs, FY2025 (DOL)$137,500

US data science roles on realanalystjobs.com, 9 November 2026

Every site below is a legitimate place to look; they are good at different things. Use two or three in parallel.

SiteGood forWatch out for
Real Analyst JobsUS data science roles from employers' own careers pages, re-checked daily, with each employer's USCIS H-1B record, data scientist LCAs and the posting's own sponsorship words.Analyst and US data science roles only, a smaller catalogue. Browsing is free; applying direct needs a paid plan.
LinkedInRecruiter reach, referrals through your network and the largest volume of postings; free to apply.Popular postings collect many applicants within hours, and reposts are common.
IndeedThe widest net across every field; free to apply.Duplicate and stale listings are common; nothing analyst or data specific.
Built InTech roles in big US metros such as Austin, New York and Chicago.Metro focused; lighter on remote and non-tech employers.
WellfoundStartup and early-stage roles, remote-friendly, US heavy.Thin outside startups; some listings go stale.
HandshakeUS students and recent grads: job and internship matching and career fairs, often through your school.Built for early careers in general, not for data roles or visas.
MigrateMateVisa-sponsorship jobs across every occupation, with many visa types covered (checked 17 October 2026).Seeing listings needs a paid subscription; not data specific.
MyVisaJobsAn employer's H-1B and green card history and prevailing wages.Mainly research; the full data needs a paid Premium tier (checked 17 October 2026).

Where US data scientists look, and what each is good for. Facts about other sites come from their own pages on the dates shown; prices change, so check the site before you pay. No ratings, reviews or user counts are quoted.

LinkedIn and Indeed have many more data science postings than we do and are free to apply on; LinkedIn adds referrals. Built In is stronger for tech roles in big metros and Wellfound for startups. If your work spans data engineering or machine learning engineering titles, those boards cover them; we do not. We cover US data science and analyst roles only, and applying direct needs a paid plan.

  • Is the posting still open at the source? Click through to the employer's own careers page before you tailor a resume.
  • Does the posting say anything about sponsorship? If it says it will not, believe it.
  • Has the employer filed for this kind of role before? The DOL LCA data shows data scientist filings by employer, free.

Every number on this page is computed from the live analyst roles on realanalystjobs.com on 9 November 2026, read from the employers' own career pages and re-checked daily, and it updates as roles open and close. H-1B figures come from the USCIS H-1B Employer Data Hub (data as of 2026-06-30). Nothing is estimated or projected.

Sources

  1. Employers' own careers pages: Every live role and what its posting says about sponsorship, checked 9 November 2026. Each role links to its posting.
  2. USCIS H-1B Employer Data Hub: Approved H-1B workers per employer, data as of 30 June 2026.
  3. US Department of Labor, OFLC performance data (LCA disclosure files): Where employers' H-1B Labor Condition Applications are published, read 9 November 2026.
  4. E-Verify Employer Search (USCIS): Employers with an open E-Verify account, as of 6 November 2026.

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