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The New York Times: H-1B filings and open tech jobs

The New York Times filed 48 H-1B Labor Condition Applications (LCAs) for tech roles that the Department of Labor certified, from Oct 2024 to Jun 2026. 35% were for new H-1B employment and the median wage on them was $161K a year. FiledFor lists 5 open tech jobs there right now.

48tech LCA filings, Oct 2024 to Jun 2026
35%for new H-1B employment (17 filings)
44%at wage level I or II, the lower two of four
$161Kmedian yearly wage on these filings

Open tech jobs at The New York Times

5 open tech jobs that don't say they rule out visa sponsorship.

See all 5 on the job board

Filings by field

The New York Times tech LCA filings by field
FieldFilingsNew employmentLevel I-IIMedian wage
Data351129%$161K
AI/ML321027%$161K
Software25718%$161K
Product61n/an/a
Design44n/an/a
IT & Cloud20n/an/a

One filing can count in more than one field: Software Developer filings count toward software, AI/ML and data, because those roles are often filed under that job code. Level I-II is the share of filings at the lower two of four prevailing wage levels. n/a means fewer than 10 filings in that field, too few for a share or a median.

Filings by quarter

Tech LCA filings by the quarter they were decided. Quarters are federal fiscal quarters: FY25 Q1 runs from October to December 2024.

  1. FY25 Q1Oct to Dec 20248
  2. FY25 Q2Jan to Mar 20255
  3. FY25 Q3Apr to Jun 202514
  4. FY25 Q4Jul to Sep 20255
  5. FY26 Q1Oct to Dec 20253
  6. FY26 Q2Jan to Mar 20264
  7. FY26 Q3Apr to Jun 20269

Very few filings were decided in October 2025 across all employers, while the federal government was shut down, so FY2026 Q1 looks low for every company.

Job titles filed most

Job titles on The New York Times tech LCA filings
Job title as filedFilingsMedian wage
Senior Software Engineer12$164K
Data Engineer2$135K
Engineering Manager2$188K
Senior Technical Product Manager2$173K
Staff Software Engineer2$188K
Associate Engineer, App Experience1$114K
Associate Product Designer1$96K
Data Engineer II1$156K
Infrastructure Engineer1$130K
iOS Engineer1$130K

Worksite cities

Worksite cities on The New York Times tech LCA filings
CityFilings
New York, NY37
Marysville, WA2
Austin, TX1
Cambridge, MA1
Denver, CO1
Long Island City, NY1
Morrisville, NC1
Natick, MA1

From the same tech filings, decided Oct 15, 2024 to Jun 12, 2026. Wages are yearly medians as filed.

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What these numbers mean

An LCA (Labor Condition Application) is a filing an employer makes with the Department of Labor before hiring or keeping an H-1B worker in a role, at a stated wage. It is not a visa approval or a hire: one LCA can cover a role that is never filled, and the visa itself is decided later by USCIS. Certified means the Department of Labor accepted the filing.

Counts here are certified H-1B LCAs for tech roles (computer occupations, plus hardware engineers and IT managers), including ones the employer withdrew after certification. New employment means a filing for a new H-1B job, often a person's first H-1B (this can include someone already working at the company on student work authorization), as opposed to an extension or a transfer from another employer. Wage levels I to IV are the prevailing wage levels for the role and city, from entry level (I) to the most experienced (IV).

Source: U.S. Department of Labor LCA disclosure data, decisions from Oct 2024 to Jun 2026, matched to companies by employer tax ID (FEIN). DOL performance data.

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