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Georgia Institute of Technology — visa sponsorship & salaries

What Georgia Institute of Technology filed with the US Department of Labor to sponsor foreign workers in FY2026 Q2: how many applications, what they pay, and which roles and cities.

Certified filings
61
FY2026 Q2
Median filed wage
$93,500
per year
Typical range
$75,000 – $116,100
25th–75th percentile
Distinct job titles
14
sponsored roles

Source: US DOL Office of Foreign Labor Certification, LCA disclosure data, FY2026 Q2. Government data is published roughly one quarter in arrears.

H-1B · 61

Most-sponsored job titles

Job titleFilingsMedian wage
Assistant Professor25$119,630
Postdoctoral Fellow11$61,008
Research Engineer II9$88,546
Research Scientist II6$75,000
Lecturer1$82,500
Senior Research Scientist1$120,000
Research Associate I1$102,300
IT Support Engineer1$80,022
Research Scientist I1$90,000
Financial Analyst1$71,000
Academic Professional1$105,000
Associate Professor1$128,080

Where the jobs are

WorksiteFilings
Atlanta, GA60
Washington DC, DC1
Read this before you rely on it. A certified filing is a legally binding wage attestation, but it records what an employer did, not a promise about what they will do next. Georgia Institute of Technology sponsoring last quarter does not guarantee it will sponsor your role or hire you. Published data lags by roughly a quarter. Sponsorship history is evidence, never a guarantee.

How to apply to Georgia Institute of Technology

  1. Target the roles they actually sponsor. Georgia Institute of Technology filed most often for Assistant Professor in Atlanta, GA. Match your search to the titles and cities above.
  2. Say you need sponsorship up front. Many applications ask; answer honestly. A history of filings means Georgia Institute of Technology has sponsored before, and knows the process.
  3. Get past the resume filter. Sponsored roles draw hundreds of applicants and most are screened by software first. Scan your resume for the ATS problems that get it filtered out, before you apply.

These open an external job search — a sponsorship history is not a list of current openings, and Georgia Institute of Technology may not be hiring your role now. New to this? Read how H-1B sponsorship works → · Search on Google

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