How many US analyst jobs offer visa sponsorship?

Most US analyst postings never mention sponsorship either way. 983 (87%) are silent, so the posting alone cannot tell an international candidate whether the employer sponsors. Only 10% rule it out in writing.

Companies with at least one posting that says no include Johnson & Johnson, Walmart, Affirm, BILL, Veeva and U.S. Bank.

Capital One's Senior Data Analyst roles (Card; Analytics & Transformation; Enterprise Services) ask for a bachelor's in a quantitative field plus 2 years, or a master's in progress. They pay $111,200 to $126,900 in McLean, VA, and the posting says Capital One will consider sponsoring.

• Do not skip a posting because it says nothing about sponsorship. The 87% that are silent are where most of the chances are.
• Before applying, look up the employer's past H-1B filings on the USCIS H-1B Employer Data Hub. It is free and tells you more than the posting does.
• Skip the 10% that say no in writing, and apply first to the 4 companies that say yes.
• Defense and government contractors often require US citizenship or a security clearance. Check that separately; it is not counted here.

• Sample: every US role with an analyst title on realanalystjobs.com/jobs on 7 October 2026 (1,598 roles). The job description was read from each role's page; 1,323 had one.
• Exclusions: postings from the reposting sites Jobgether and Weekday were removed, and duplicates (same company and title) were removed, leaving 1,128 postings.
• Classification: only sentences that mention sponsorship together with a visa, H-1B, immigration or work-authorization term were read. Each was classified by pattern as no, yes or limited, and then every yes and every unclear case was checked by hand.
• A posting that says you must be authorized to work without sponsorship now or in the future counts as no. A posting that limits sponsorship to senior levels counts as limited.
• Each posting is classified on its own, so one company can say different things in different postings.

• One day's snapshot of one board. Postings open and close daily.
• US roles with analyst titles only. Roles whose page had no job description were left out.
• It measures what postings say, not what employers do. A silent posting may still lead to sponsorship, and a yes is not a guarantee for every role or candidate.
• realanalystjobs.com reads company career pages; its coverage is large but it is not the whole US market.