LCA decisions in 2025 and through March 31, 2026

Wall Street H-1B sponsor data for IT roles

Short answer

Wall Street filed 12 H-1B labor condition applications for IT occupations in the DOL disclosure data (LCA decisions in 2025 and through March 31, 2026), which ranks it 1,325 of 3,365 employers with five or more IT filings. The most common occupation is computer programmers (7 filings) and the most common state is NJ (10).

Wall Street filings by occupation

OccupationFilingsShare
Computer Programmers758%
Data Scientists217%
Information Technology Project Managers217%
Software Developers18%

Most common job titles

Job title on the filingFilings
Software Engineer7
It Project Manager2
Senior Principal Data Scientist1
Data Analytics Scientist1
Business Process Engineer1

Where the roles are

StateFilings
NJ10
SC1
NY1
CityFilings
Princeton, NJ9
Warren, NJ1
Fort Mill, SC1
Bldg. 12, NY1

Wage levels and offered wage

Wage levelFilingsShare
Level I325%
Level II867%
Level III18%

Most filings (67%) are at Level II. The median offered wage on these filings is $86,653 a year against a median prevailing wage of $86,653, which is in line with the prevailing wage. 100% of filings offer at least the prevailing wage listed on the same filing. 100% are full time. See prevailing wages by occupation and area for the DOL levels.

Employers filing in computer programmers, like Wall Street

About this data

Source and definitions are on the H-1B sponsors guide. An LCA is not an approval or a job opening. Corrections: support@matchwire.co.

Questions

How many H-1B filings did Wall Street make for IT roles?

12 labor condition applications in this dataset (LCA decisions in 2025 and through March 31, 2026). By decision year: 2025: 10, 2026: 2.

What wage did Wall Street offer on these filings?

The median offered wage was $86,653 a year against a median prevailing wage of $86,653, in line with the prevailing wage.

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