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Entry-Level Analyst Jobs at H-1B Sponsors
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Short answer
96 entry-level US analyst roles are open today at 55 companies with approved H-1B workers on record with USCIS, out of 241 entry-level US analyst roles on the board. The companies with the most new H-1B workers among them are Amazon, JPMorgan Chase, Cisco and Qualcomm; no posting says it sponsors and 16 say they will not. 89 of these roles are at employers listed as enrolled in E-Verify, which STEM OPT extensions require. A record is the employer's history across every occupation, not a promise that this role will sponsor.
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The roles
Every entry-level US analyst role open today at a company USCIS has approved at least one H-1B worker for, across all analyst titles. Postings that say they sponsor come first, then roles at companies with the most new H-1B workers approved from FY2023 to FY2026, then the rest. Postings that say they will not sponsor are last, never left out.
Entry level is the level the employer states, or junior and graduate title words when none is stated. Analyst role is the title page each posting is listed on; a posting that fits two is listed once. H-1B counts are employer-wide, for every occupation (USCIS H-1B Employer Data Hub, as of 2026-06-30). No USCIS match means we could not tie the company to a USCIS name, not that it never sponsors. Live roles as of 6 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. Search E-Verify's employer list.
Where entry-level analyst jobs at H-1B sponsors are
Most are in California (14), New York (12) and Virginia (8). 11 roles are fully remote in the US. Counted from the location each posting gives; 9 roles name no state.
| State | Roles | Share |
|---|---|---|
| California | 14 | 15% |
| New York | 12 | 13% |
| Virginia | 8 | 8% |
| Georgia | 7 | 7% |
| Washington | 6 | 6% |
| Illinois | 4 | 4% |
| Massachusetts | 4 | 4% |
| North Carolina | 3 | 3% |
| Other states (12) | 18 | 19% |
| Remote (US) | 11 | 11% |
Entry-level analyst roles at H-1B sponsors open in the US on 6 November 2026, by the state in the posting.
Using this list on OPT and STEM OPT
- OPT is work authorization of its own, so an employer does not have to sponsor you to hire you on it. The role should relate to your degree field.
- The STEM OPT extension needs an employer enrolled in E-Verify that signs a training plan with you (Form I-983). The E-Verify column shows enrolment where we could match the employer to E-Verify's public employer list; confirm with the employer that the site you would join is enrolled before you accept.
- An H-1B record shows the company has filed for new workers before. It is employer-wide history, not a promise for this role.
- Where a posting says it will not sponsor, believe the posting: the job would likely end with your OPT.
- Universities, their affiliated nonprofits and nonprofit research organizations are cap-exempt: they can file an H-1B at any time of year, with no lottery.
- Other employers enter the H-1B lottery, which registers in March for jobs starting on 1 October, so the sponsorship talk usually comes in your first months on OPT.
- Ask about sponsorship once you are talking to the team, and answer the application's work authorization question honestly.
Where the numbers come from
Roles are read from the employers' own career pages and re-checked daily; a role that comes down at the source leaves this list at the next sync. Of the 2,425 US analyst roles open on 6 November 2026, 241 are entry level, and 96 of those are on this page. H-1B counts come from the USCIS H-1B Employer Data Hub (data as of 2026-06-30), matched by company name. What a posting says about sponsorship is read from its own text. E-Verify enrolment comes from E-Verify's public employer list (as of 6 November 2026), matched by company name; employers choose which hiring sites use it. Reposting sites are left out. Nothing is estimated.
Frequently asked
Which entry-level analyst jobs are at H-1B sponsors today?
96 entry-level US analyst roles at 55 companies with approved H-1B workers on record. The most new H-1B workers: Amazon, JPMorgan Chase, Cisco, Qualcomm, TikTok, Ford Motor Company.
Does an H-1B record mean the company will sponsor me?
No. USCIS counts every H-1B petition the employer filed, for every kind of role, and it is history, not a promise for this role. Read each posting: where it says whether it sponsors, this page shows that too, and a posting that says it will not is listed last.
Do I need sponsorship to work on OPT?
No. OPT is work authorization in its own right, so an employer does not need to sponsor you to hire you on it. Sponsorship matters for the H-1B afterwards, which is why a company's record is worth knowing before you join.
Which analyst roles have the most entry-level openings at H-1B sponsors?
By analyst title today: financial analyst (31), data analyst (21), business analyst (14) and operations analyst (10). A posting that fits two titles counts for both.
Can I work for any of these employers on STEM OPT?
Only if the employer is enrolled in E-Verify and signs a training plan with you (Form I-983). 89 of the 96 roles listed here are at employers we matched by name to E-Verify's public employer list as of 6 November 2026; the table marks them Enrolled. 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: look it up in E-Verify's public employer search.
Where does the data come from?
Roles are read daily from the employers' own career pages. H-1B counts are from the USCIS H-1B Employer Data Hub (data as of 2026-06-30), employer-wide and for every occupation, so they are history, not a promise that a given role will sponsor. E-Verify enrolment is from E-Verify's public employer list as of 6 November 2026, matched by company name.
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