Job Hunting in the US
- EmpowerU
- Oct 21, 2019
- 1 min read
One thing I wished someone told me before going to college in the US was that it would be hard to find a job in the US if you were not an American citizen or resident. As an engineer or business student, you are often exposed to career fairs, where companies from all across the country come to recruit new talent to bring on board. The issue is, as a foreign student, navigating a career fair can be confusing territory because not only must you compete against your peers, but the pool of potential companies willing to sponsor your internship or full-time position is quite limited. It is worthwhile to talk with your college or university's international student center about potential job opportunities. Often times, the companies that are able to sponsor foreign students are Fortune 500, and once you get your foot in the door, a sponsored internship can turn into a sponsored full-time position, which can eventually permanent residency.
From our research, here is a list of companies that have or do sponsor foreign students.
Facebook
Microsoft
Larsen & Toubro Infotech
L&T Technology Services
JP Morgan
Adobe Systems
Intel
Mphasis
Oracle America
Mindtree
Tesla
eBay
Uber Technologies
Cisco Systems
Yahoo
Dell USA
Integra Technologies
Infosys Limited
XCG Design Corp
Cisco Systems
Marlabs
Findream LLC
Oracle
Cognizant Technology Solutions
Cerner Corporation
CG Max
Populus Group
Saibersys
Cummins
CloudParticle
Kforce
PricewaterhouseCoopers (PWC)
Goldman Sachs
Nemo IT Solutions
Capgemini America
Nixsol Inc
Bloomberg
Pioneer Consulting Services
Applied Computer Technologies
Amensys Inc
Apex Systems
Capital One
LinkedIn Corporation
Arecy LLC
Baylor College of Medicine
Wayfair LLC
Qualcomm Technologies
Nvidia Corporation
EASi
Pro‐Tek Consulting
Edge IT
The Mathwords
Morgan Stanley
Hewlett Packard Enterprise
Uber Technologies
Epic Systems Corporation
KPMG
Modis E&T
Mythri Consulting LLC
Randstad Technologies
Deloitte & Touche
HCL America
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