Every posting carries a visa-sponsorship signal, offered, not offered, or unknown, read straight from the job description. Filter your search and your daily picks down to sponsor-friendly roles, so you spend effort where it can land instead of guessing from a company name. Sponsorship is rarely stated up front, and checking by hand means opening posting after posting for one line, if it is there at all. This turns that into a single filter across every result.
We look for the posting to actually say something about sponsorship or work authorization, phrases like “sponsors H-1B” or “must be authorized to work without sponsorship,” rather than guessing from the company or the role.
If the posting is silent, the signal is “unknown,” not “not offered.” Silence means the company did not say, and we will not turn that into a claim we cannot back. “Offered” appears only when the posting itself says so.
The same signal that appears on one posting is a filter across your search and your daily recommendations, so you can point your entire effort at sponsor-friendly roles if that is what you need.
“Unknown” means the posting did not say, not that sponsorship is unavailable. We would rather show an honest “we do not know” than guess and be wrong either way, steering you toward a company that will not sponsor, or filtering out one that would. We also do not yet tell apart kinds of sponsorship, an H-1B versus a TN visa versus permanent-residency support. The signal says whether the posting mentioned sponsoring at all, not which path it offers, and that is a real gap we have not built yet.
Every posting carries a sponsorship signal, offered, not offered, or unknown, read straight from its own text. You can filter both your search results and your daily recommendations down to roles marked “offered” in one tap, so you are not opening posting after posting hunting for a single line.
It means the posting's own text did not say anything about sponsorship or work authorization either way. We stay conservative on purpose: we would rather tell you honestly that a posting was silent than guess and either steer you toward a company that will not sponsor or filter out one that would have.
Because the word “visa” shows up in postings that explicitly say they do not sponsor just as often as ones that do. Reading for sponsorship means reading the actual claim in the sentence, not keyword-matching a single word, which is why we default to unknown whenever the language is ambiguous rather than guessing off a partial match.
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