If by "tech" you mean programming, then it's not likely you will get a TN for a programming job with a Physics degree. Your degree has to match your job, and Ph

If by "tech" you mean programming, then it's not likely you will get a TN for a programming job with a Physics degree. Your degree has to match your job, and Physics won't pass for Programming. Trump may get rid of TN visas anyway. Getting an H1B from Canada and not working for the company in Canada is basically impossible since you need to be hired before April so that you can try for an H1B via lottery, but you couldn't start working until October. Your best way to get in is by getting a job with a US company in Canada and then transferring to the US. Or you can go get a Master's Degree at a US university, get internships, and then a subsequent job afterwards via OPT.