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Career intelligence for visa-dependent candidates
Openbound helps international professionals find jobs with visa sponsorship and understand employer green card sponsorship history from current openings and public filing evidence.
Official career sites Evidence, not guarantees No legal advice
Example company
Senior product designer
Based on job language and official DOL LCA and PERM filing history.
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ExploreLive US inventory
Updated Sep 29, 2026
Current openings at active employers
Using the current five-level methodology
Synced daily from employer job boards
Career paths
Ordered by current active US job inventory.
US hiring markets
Major cities and states with the most current openings.
Evidence, not a promise
Shares are calculated from all current active US jobs.
Current openings + public evidence
Ordered by active US job count, not by an editorial rating.
CVS Health20,273 active US jobsH-1B historyPERM history
Apple4,691 active US jobsH-1B historyPERM history
SpaceX2,587 active US jobsH-1B historyPERM history
Anduril Industries2,253 active US jobsH-1B historyPERM historyBefore you apply
Visa sponsorship generally means an employer is willing to support an eligible candidate through an employment-based immigration filing. The exact process depends on the visa, candidate, role, timing, and employer policy, so candidates should confirm the specific opening with the employer.
Openbound keeps the posting's own language separate from public employer evidence, including certified H-1B/LCA history, USCIS petition history, comparable roles, hiring locations, and employer policy where it can be verified. Green card history is evaluated separately from certified PERM filings.
No. A Likely estimate or Strong history label describes evidence and past activity, not a commitment. The current posting, employer policy, candidate eligibility, business needs, and legal requirements can still change the outcome.
Openbound synchronizes employer career sites daily. The update shown above is the latest time an active US job was observed in the current inventory; a source can change or close a role between syncs.
One screen, better decisions
Career relevance and sponsorship evidence in one place, without blurring the difference between them.
New openings pulled directly from companies' official career pages, every day.
Visa and green card conclusions with the filing history and posting language that produced them.
Ranked by your role, locations, salary target, and current or future sponsorship needs.
Evidence in context
A filing record is useful, but it cannot tell you everything. Every signal stays visible so you can make your own call.
Recent certified H-1B/LCA activity, weighted toward the latest years.
Whether the employer has sponsored similar titles, and hired in this place.
What this opening actually says. An explicit restriction overrides strong history.
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