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Which E-Verify employers are hiring data analysts in the US?

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  1. E-Verify employers with data analyst roles open now
  2. Who we could check
  3. What E-Verify does and does not tell you
  4. How to check an employer yourself
  5. Limits of this list
  6. Frequently asked

On 9 November 2026, 67 employers enrolled in E-Verify have 162 US data analyst roles open on realanalystjobs.com, 30% of the 534 on the board (E-Verify Employer Search, 6 November 2026). The most roles are at Guidehouse (20), Booz Allen Hamilton (15) and Lockheed Martin (15), and 25 of the 162 are entry level. 69 are at employers that also have approved H-1B workers on record (USCIS H-1B Employer Data Hub, data as of 30 June 2026). E-Verify enrolment is the employer's, matched by name, so confirm the hiring site you would join and check the E-Verify number on your Form I-983.

… a 24-month extension of your post-completion OPT employment authorization if you: … Are employed by an employer who is enrolled in and is using E-Verify
USCIS, Optional Practical Training (OPT) for F-1 Students, STEM extension, checked 7 November 2026.

In the postings' own words

Fidelity will not provide immigration sponsorship for this position.
Fidelity, careers page posting for Senior Product Data Analyst - Stock Plan Services, live on 9 November 2026. Counted as says it will not sponsor.
This position is not eligible for visa sponsorship.
U.S. Bank, careers page posting for Data Insights Analyst, live on 9 November 2026. Counted as says it will not sponsor.

Each company below has at least one US data analyst role open on the board today and an Open account on E-Verify's public employer list. Entry level means the posting states an entry level or uses junior or graduate title words, and never a senior title.

At these employers, 0 postings say in their own words that they sponsor and 43 postings say it will not; the rest say nothing either way. A posting that says it will not sponsor can still hire you on OPT or STEM OPT, but not for an H-1B later.

CompanyOpen US data analyst rolesEntry levelE-Verify enrolled sinceHiring-site states on E-VerifyNew H-1B workers (USCIS)Postings: say they sponsor / will not
Guidehouse20224 April 2018AL, CA, CO (partial list)No record matched0 / 2
Booz Allen Hamilton1502 December 2016UT, VA90 / 13
Lockheed Martin15023 December 2013AL, AR, CA, MD, TX (partial list)No record matched0 / 2
UnitedHealth Group6011 June 2024MD, MNNo record matched0 / 0
TikTok5116 November 2018CA, NY1,4220 / 0
Genuine Parts Company5023 January 2012AK, AL, AR, NC (partial list)1010 / 0
Apple4019 February 2026CANo record matched0 / 0
Fidelity4022 February 2016AL, AZ, CA (partial list)No record matched0 / 4
Amazon317 March 2017AZ, CA, DE, IL, MA, MI and 2 more16,3900 / 0
BILL305 July 2022CA, TX, UT1760 / 2
DRW317 November 2008CT, IL, NY580 / 0
Molina Healthcare3123 July 2012AZ, CA, DC (partial list)460 / 0
The New York Times328 May 2017NY, VA370 / 0
ICF303 June 2021VA290 / 3
Charter Communications3213 August 2008CT, MN, MO, NCNo record matched0 / 3
Target3014 December 2007AL, AZ, GA, WI (partial list)No record matched0 / 0
U.S. Bank2018 March 2014AK, AL, AR (partial list)3060 / 1
Motorola Solutions2112 November 2012AK, AL, AR (partial list)1440 / 1
TransUnion211 February 2012AZ, CA, CO (partial list)1150 / 0
SeatGeek2020 June 2019NY320 / 0

Employers matched to E-Verify with US data analyst roles open on realanalystjobs.com, 9 November 2026. E-Verify: Enrolled means the employer is enrolled per E-Verify's public employer list as of 6 November 2026; we matched it by name. Employers choose which hiring sites use E-Verify, so confirm with the employer that the site you would join is enrolled, and check the company's E-Verify number on your Form I-983. No data means we could not match the employer, not that it is not enrolled. New H-1B workers counts USCIS initial approvals, employer-wide, every occupation; it is history, not a promise.

We matched 186 board companies by name to E-Verify's public employer list, looked up one by one on 6 November 2026. A company we did not look up, or could not match, shows as No data, which is not evidence that it is not enrolled. New companies on the board are not looked up automatically.

372 US data analyst roles on the board today are at employers with No data. Many of them may be enrolled: E-Verify lists many more employers than we have looked up.

A STEM OPT extension needs an employer enrolled in and using E-Verify, and a training plan you and the employer sign on Form I-983. E-Verify's list shows enrolment by employer, not by office, and employers choose which hiring sites use it.

E-Verify enrolment is not H-1B sponsorship. Of the 67 employers above, 31 also have approved H-1B workers on record with USCIS, the employer history that matters after OPT.

Every one of these is free and official, and linked under Sources.

  • E-Verify Employer Search (e-verify.gov): search the employer's legal name, check that the account status is Open and which hiring-site states it lists.
  • USCIS H-1B Employer Data Hub (uscis.gov): the employer's approved and denied H-1B petitions by fiscal year, free.
  • DOL LCA disclosure data (dol.gov, OFLC performance data): the Labor Condition Applications employers filed, with job title, worksite and offered wage.
  • The posting itself: if it says it will not sponsor now or in the future, believe it, whatever the records show.
  • Your school's DSO for anything about your F-1 status, OPT or STEM OPT, and an immigration attorney for anything else. This page is not legal advice.
  • Matched by name: a company with several legal entities may be enrolled under a name we did not match.
  • The hiring-site states are the ones the employer reported to E-Verify; a cut-short list is marked partial.
  • Roles open and close every day; the counts are as of the date at the top.
  • Whether your degree qualifies for STEM OPT is for your school's DSO to confirm.

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. USCIS, Optional Practical Training (OPT) for F-1 Students, STEM extension: Quoted rule text, checked 7 November 2026.
  4. E-Verify Employer Search (USCIS): Employers with an open E-Verify account, as of 6 November 2026.
  5. Study in the States (DHS), STEM OPT Hub: Form I-983 and the STEM Designated Degree Program List, read 9 November 2026.
  6. US Department of Labor, OFLC performance data (LCA disclosure files): Where employers' H-1B Labor Condition Applications are published, read 9 November 2026.

Frequently asked

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Which E-Verify employers have the most data analyst roles open?

Is an E-Verify employer an H-1B sponsor?

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