About H1B Cap Exempt Jobs

H1B Cap Exempt Jobs is a comprehensive resource dedicated to helping international professionals navigate the U.S. visa landscape. The H-1B visa is a popular pathway for skilled workers to join U.S. employers, but it's subject to an annual cap and lottery system that can make the process unpredictable and competitive. However, certain employers—such as universities, nonprofit organizations, and research institutions—are exempt from this cap, allowing them to sponsor H-1B visas without entering the lottery.

My platform provides a searchable directory of these cap-exempt employers, drawing from reliable data sources like USCIS approvals. Whether you're an engineer, researcher, medical professional, or academic, I aim to connect you with opportunities at institutions like the University of Michigan, Stanford University, and various nonprofits, where your skills can thrive without the uncertainty of the visa lottery.

My Mission

My mission is to empower global talent by simplifying access to H-1B cap-exempt job opportunities. I believe that international professionals should have clear, actionable information to pursue careers in the U.S. without the barriers of the visa cap. By focusing on exempt employers in education, research, and nonprofit sectors, I help bridge the gap between skilled workers and organizations that value diverse expertise.

I strive to make this information transparent and user-friendly, enabling job seekers to filter by location (e.g., Ann Arbor or Palo Alto), explore detailed employer profiles—including past visa approvals, job titles, departments, and exemption reasons—and make informed decisions about their career paths.

What I Do

I curate and maintain an up-to-date database of cap-exempt employers, complete with interactive features like searchable listings, expandable details, and filters for specific regions or institution types. Each employer card highlights key information, such as the number of H-1B approvals, common job roles (e.g., in engineering, sciences, or medicine), and the basis for their exemption status.

Beyond the directory, I provide resources and insights into the H-1B process, including tips on visa sponsorship and how to approach these employers. I strive to evolve the platform based on user feedback, ensuring it remains a valuable tool for anyone seeking stable, lottery-free visa opportunities in the U.S.