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Product Analyst Jobs for OPT Students in the US

Live roles, 14 October 2026USCIS data as of 2026-06-30Real Analyst Jobs

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Using this list on OPT
Where the numbers come from
Frequently asked

Short answer

5 entry-level product analyst roles are open in the US on Real Analyst Jobs today, at 5 companies. 3 are at companies with approved H-1B workers on record, 0 postings say they sponsor and 1 says it will not. OPT needs no sponsorship, so you can take any of them; the record and the posting's own words show which can lead to an H-1B.

The roles

Every entry-level product analyst role open in the US today. 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.

Role	Company	Location	New H-1B workers at company	Posting says	First seen
Product Analyst	Whoop	Boston Massachusetts, USA (On-site)	54	Not stated	2026-09-20
Product Analyst	Cohere Health	USA (On-site)	47	Not stated	2026-10-13
Product Data Analyst II	Checkr	San Francisco California, USA (On-site)	24	Not stated	2026-09-12
Commercial Product Operations Analyst (Multiple Positions)	TikTok	San Jose California, USA (On-site)	No USCIS match	Not stated	2026-10-13
Product Development Analyst	Ford Motor Company	Allen Park Michigan, USA (On-site)	No USCIS match	Says it will not sponsor	2026-10-13

Entry level is the level the employer states, or junior and graduate title words when none is stated. 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 14 October 2026.

With a year or two of experience, for example on STEM OPT, look at mid-level roles too: 34 mid-level product analyst roles are open in the US today. The top H-1B sponsors hiring product analysts ranks the companies behind them.

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). We have no E-Verify data, so ask 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.
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 60 US product analyst roles open on 14 October 2026, 5 are entry level. 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. Reposting sites are left out. Nothing is estimated.

Frequently asked

Can OPT students apply for entry-level product analyst jobs?

Yes. OPT is work authorization in its own right, so an employer does not need to sponsor you to hire you on OPT. 5 entry-level product analyst roles are open in the US on Real Analyst Jobs today.

Which companies hiring entry-level product analysts have sponsored H-1B workers?

Today: Whoop, Cohere Health, Checkr. Each has approved H-1B workers on record with USCIS from FY2023 to FY2026.

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). We do not have E-Verify data, so ask the employer, or look the company up in E-Verify's public employer search.

What does it mean when a posting says it will not sponsor?

Usually that the employer will not file an H-1B for this role, now or later. You can still work there on OPT, but the job would likely end when your OPT does. Those postings are listed last here.

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.