H-1B sponsors / Materials Scientists / New Jersey

Who sponsors H-1B visas for Materials Scientists in New Jersey?

11 employers had 17 H-1B/E-3 filings certified for this occupation in New Jersey in Oct 2025 – Jun 2026. Below: the most active, with the pay they filed and the wage level that sets their hires’ lottery entries.

EmployerFilingsMedian payRangeMain levelLatestLive jobs
ExxonMobil Technology and Engineering Company 5 $148,654 $142,470–$149,008 Level IV 2026-06-17 —
The Trustees of Princeton University 2 $68,528 $65,000–$72,055 Level I 2026-06-12 —
Primera Analytical Solutions Corporation 2 $100,700 $100,700–$100,700 Level I 2026-04-09 —
Sysco Guest Supply, LLC. 1 $129,730 $129,730–$129,730 Level IV 2025-11-06 —
Sun Chemical Corporation 1 $111,904 $111,904–$111,904 Level III 2026-05-26 —
Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 1 $84,760 $84,760–$84,760 — 2026-03-18 —
Princeton NuEnergy, Inc. 1 $100,000 $100,000–$100,000 Level II 2026-06-01 —
OLI Systems, Inc. 1 $111,904 $111,904–$111,904 Level III 2025-11-14 —
Modern Meadow Inc. 1 $112,000 $112,000–$112,000 Level III 2026-06-17 —
Henkel Corporation 1 $94,099 $94,099–$94,099 Level II 2026-05-22 —
Croda Inc. 1 $119,201 $119,201–$119,201 Level II 2026-04-28 —
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Questions

Which companies sponsor H-1B visas for Materials Scientists in New Jersey?

The table lists the employers with the most certified H-1B/E-3 labor condition applications for this occupation in New Jersey in Oct 2025 – Jun 2026, from US Department of Labor disclosure data.

Does a certified LCA mean the company will sponsor me?

No. A certified LCA is the first step an employer takes before filing an H-1B petition, so it shows the employer is actively sponsoring this kind of role. Each job and candidate is still decided individually.

What do the wage levels mean?

Levels I–IV reflect the prevailing wage the employer filed against. Under the 2026 wage-weighted lottery, Level I gets 1 entry and Level IV gets 4, so higher-level offers have better odds.

Source: US Department of Labor, OFLC LCA disclosure data (Oct 2025 – Jun 2026); certified full-time H-1B and E-3 cases; pay as filed (lower bound of any range). Not legal advice.