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New York, NY - CB Insights Full-time, H1 ok with US masters degree National Science Foundation-backed firm that helps investors and Fortune 500 companies sens
by asanwal 13y ago
New York, NY - CB Insights
Full-time, H1 ok with US masters degree
National Science Foundation-backed firm that helps investors and Fortune 500 companies sense emerging trends and companies early using predictive analytics.
We are profitable and non-VC backed.
Looking for
- full stack developers
- tech industry analyst
- machine learning engineers
More details here - www.cbinsights.com/jobs
Data featured in 200+ press articles this year - www.cbinsights.com/press
- zerr 13y agoWhat's wrong with other master degrees?
- asanwal 13y agoWe have found the h1 process is easier in these cases.
- zerr 13y agoHiring is the most important thing your company is going to do, so limiting the pool for a little bit (or more) of "hassle" doesn't look wise, at best.
- asanwal 13y agoWe're one of few early-stage startups we know of that sponsor H1B's at all so we're quite unique in this regard. We have 3 out of our team of 12. But we have to focus on recruiting team-members that have the highest probability of getting an H1 visa ultimately and having a US Masters degree in a STEM discipline greatly increases these chances. This is a conversation for a different thread but wanted to clarify as your assumption was mistaken.
- zerr 13y agoMy mistake - I forgot about that lottery side of H1B...
- truth_to_power 13y agoI tried looking at your sight, and cannot find any research that you guys have done and released under the terms of your NSF grant? I suggest you would do yourself a favor to highlight any research you have made available per your terms of accepting the grant. TIA
- lutusp 13y ago> I tried looking at your sight ... I think you may have meant "site".
- jacques_chester 13y agoFYI: E3 visas allow you to hire Australians without the need-a-US-Masters-to-improve-cutoff-odds H1B raindance.