H-1B Sponsors in New York City for New Grads
Employers that filed H-1B applications for new hires at jobs in New York City, Oct 2025 - Jun 2026: 3,780 at the entry-level wage (Level I) and 4,511 at Level II, the level many large companies use for new grads. “No lottery” marks universities, which are cap-exempt; “often no lottery” marks hospitals and research institutes that are cap-exempt when they are nonprofits tied to a university.
Open entry-level jobs at H-1B sponsors in New York City
- Salesforce Implementation Intern · Crowe · New York, NY
- Software Engineer I, Entry-Level · DoorDash · New York, NY
- Agency Partner Manager Graduate (Scaled Growth) · TikTok · New York, United States
- Associate Consultant · Veeva Systems · New York, NY
- Analyst · Goldman Sachs · New York, NY
- AI Labs Rotational Fellowship, Emerging Talent · Salesforce · New York, NY
- Physical Therapist · Spear Physical Therapy · New York City Metropolitan Area
- Software Engineer 1 · Intuit · New York, NY
- Investment Banking Associate · Cantor Fitzgerald · New York, United States
- Associate, PhD · The Brattle Group · New York, New York, United States
Frequently asked questions
Which companies sponsor H-1B for new grads in New York City?
From Oct 2025 - Jun 2026, the most entry-level and early-career H-1B new hires in New York City were at Ernst & Young U.S. (232), Meta Platforms (215), Amazon.com Services (201), JPMorgan Chase (189), Google (173).
Are there no-lottery (cap-exempt) H-1B employers in New York City?
Yes. Universities file H-1Bs all year without the lottery. In New York City they include Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai, Weill Cornell Medical College, NYU Grossman School of Medicine, New York University.
Other cities
Source: U.S. Department of Labor, Office of Foreign Labor Certification, LCA disclosure data (Oct 2025 - Jun 2026), certified H-1B applications only. “Entry-level new hire” means a Labor Condition Application at prevailing wage Level I for new employment. An LCA is filed before an H-1B petition; it is not a visa approval, and some are never used. Past filings don't promise that a company will sponsor you. Check each job's posting and ask the recruiter.