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Developer jobs with visa sponsorship in the San Francisco Bay Area

As of Nov 4, 2026, 18 of the 677 developer roles RoleWeek lists in the San Francisco Bay Area, posted Oct 29–Nov 4, 2026, say in the employer’s own posting that visa sponsorship is available, at 9 employers.

RoleWeek quotes each employer’s posting and does not decide who qualifies. This is not legal advice. Data as of .

18postings say visa sponsorship is available
9employers posted them

Roles whose posting says visa sponsorship is available

All 18, newest first. Each role’s page quotes its posting next to a link to the original.

What each posting says

RoleEmployerThe posting’s own words
Accounting Analytics & BI EngineerAnthropic“Visa sponsorship: We do sponsor visas!”
Senior Research Scientist/Engineer, DeceptionFAR.AI“We sponsor visas for in-person employees.”
Staff+ Software Engineer, Platform IntelligenceAnthropic“Visa sponsorship: We do sponsor visas!”
Backend Software Engineer - University Graduate 2027Verkada“If we make you an offer, we will make every reasonable effort to get you a visa.”
Member of Technical Staff - Engineering LeadArtificial Intelligence Underwriting Company“Visa sponsorship and relocation stipend to bring you to SF, if needed”
Security Lead, Product and Infrastructure (InfoSec)River AI“Visa Sponsorship: We sponsor visas and are committed to supporting the process for the right candidate.”
Engineering Manager, Integrity and AttestationAnthropic“Visa sponsorship: We do sponsor visas!”
Embedded Software Engineer, Cameras & CIBlue River Technology“Visa sponsorship: Available for this position.”
Lead Research Scientist/Engineer (Embedded Evaluations)Apollo Research“We are able to sponsor visas to the UK and US.”
Software Engineer II - Offboard Python ApplicationLatitude AI“Visa sponsorship is available for this position.”
Senior Engineer, BioinformaticsAnthropic“Visa sponsorship: We do sponsor visas!”
Staff / Senior Data Center Security EngineerAnthropic“Visa sponsorship: We do sponsor visas!”
Staff+ Software Engineer, Enterprise ConnectivityAnthropic“Visa sponsorship: We do sponsor visas!”
Engineering Manager – Camera Firmware PlatformVerkada“If we make you an offer, we will make every reasonable effort to get you a visa.”
Member of Technical Staff - IT & Security Eng.Prime Intellect“Full visa sponsorship and relocation support.”
Member of Technical Staff - Security Eng.Prime Intellect“Full visa sponsorship and relocation support.”
Research Scientist, Life Sciences (Large Molecules, Antibody Design)Anthropic“Visa sponsorship: We do sponsor visas!”
Research Scientist, Life Sciences (Large Molecules, Process Development)Anthropic“Visa sponsorship: We do sponsor visas!”

Employers with past H-1B filings for software developer roles, hiring this week

EmployerH-1B filings for work in San Francisco Bay Area, FY2026 (October 2025 to June 2026)Roles on RoleWeek this weekPostings that say sponsorship is available
Amazon1,426290
NVIDIA711410
Salesforce529140
Walmart45230
PayPal26220
Cisco23380
Uber22960
Waymo17930
Netflix16330
Snowflake16040
Zoox13240
Roblox12490
Databricks10220
DoorDash9230
Anthropic9188
Intel8640
Qualcomm8620
Workday8420
Deloitte8350
Oracle8250
Airbnb7710
Nutanix7110
Samsung7150
Hewlett Packard Enterprise7060
Zscaler6850

Certified H-1B labor condition applications for software developer occupations, FY2026 (October 2025 to June 2026), US Department of Labor data, for employers with roles on RoleWeek this week in the San Francisco Bay Area (filings for work there). These are past filings, not whether a current role sponsors a visa: a role whose posting says nothing may or may not sponsor. Only employers whose Department of Labor names RoleWeek matched by hand are listed.

How this page is made

  • The roles: the developer roles RoleWeek lists as posted in the last 7 days, straight from employers’ own hiring systems. A role is on this page only when its own posting says, in so many words, that visa sponsorship is available (“Visa sponsorship is available for this position”, “We sponsor visas”, “H-1B transfers welcome”). RoleWeek never guesses it from the employer, the place or the title, and leaves out postings that hedge (“may be available”, “case by case”, “for certain positions”) or that also say something against it.
  • The same reading counts the postings that say the employer will not sponsor (“unable to sponsor”, “must be authorized to work without sponsorship”), that require US citizenship, or that require a US security clearance (Secret, Top Secret, TS/SCI; a public trust determination is not counted). A posting that says nothing is counted as saying nothing.
  • Past filings: certified H-1B labor condition applications (LCAs) for software developer occupations (SOC 15-1251 to 15-1254) in the US Department of Labor’s public disclosure data, FY2026 (October 2025 to June 2026), from the Office of Foreign Labor Certification’s performance data page. An employer files an LCA before an H-1B petition; a certified LCA is not a visa, and it says nothing about a role posted today. An employer appears only when RoleWeek matched its Department of Labor names by hand (an exact name, never a guess); employers that were not matched show no number, not zero.
  • One role is one card: an opening listed for several places counts once. A role listed in several cities counts on each city’s page, and a city has a page only with 15 or more roles whose postings say sponsorship is available. The numbers are rebuilt every day.
  • This is not legal advice. Whether a role can sponsor you depends on the role, on you and on US immigration rules: ask the employer, and read the posting itself.

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