Where do the H-1B numbers come from?

The USCIS H-1B Employer Data Hub (FY2025, and FY2026 so far), matched to each company by name and state. Counts are petition approvals, not people.

Why "beyond the giants"?

Free sponsor sites rank by filing volume, so the biggest filers come first and get the most applicants. This list keeps 50–1,000-employee companies that grew 20%+ in a year.

Where does the growth figure come from?

1-year headcount growth from licensed B2B firmographic and technographic data, company-level only. Figures over 200% are estimates.

Growing H-1B sponsors in Semiconductors & Electronics (October 2026)

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Important: Past H-1B approvals do not mean the company is hiring or sponsoring now. Licensed to sponsor does not mean hiring now.

#	Company	City	Industry	Staff	1-yr growth	H-1B approvals FY2025
1	Astera Labs	San Jose, CA	Electronics	500-999	+50–100%	48
2	Lyten	San Jose, CA	Electronics	250-499	+50–100%	2
3	QUALITY ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS	Midvale, UT	Electronics	50-99	+50–100%	1
4	Lincoln Electric Products	Union, NJ	Electronics	50-99	+50–100%	1
5	Enovix	Fremont, CA	Electronics	500-999	+20–50%	2
6	Electronic Power Design	Houston, TX	Electronics	500-999	+20–50%	1
7	Arteris IP	Campbell, CA	Electronics	250-499	+20–50%	4
8	EPC Power	Poway, CA	Electronics	250-499	+20–50%	2
9	Rocket EMS	Santa Clara, CA	Electronics	100-249	+20–50%	0
10	Axiado	San Jose, CA	Electronics	100-249	+20–50%	9

Edition October 2026. Source: licensed B2B firmographic and technographic data and public registers (see notes). Company-level only.

What the data shows

Most common growth band: +20–50% (18 of 22 companies, 82%).
Together these 22 companies had 114 H-1B petition approvals in FY2025 (median 2, largest 48); none is a top-volume filer.
12 of 22 (55%) had change-of-employer approvals in FY2025–26, meaning they took on H-1B workers moving from another employer.
Biggest industries: Electronics (22).
San Jose has the most (5 of 22, 23%); the list spans 17 towns and cities.
Size mix: 13 with 50–199, 9 with 200+ (median 126 employees).

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Notes and limits

Past H-1B approvals do not mean the company is hiring or sponsoring now. Licensed to sponsor does not mean hiring now.
H-1B counts are petition approvals from the USCIS H-1B Employer Data Hub (FY2025 complete; FY2026 partial), matched by normalised employer name plus state. 620 of 3869 growing 50–1,000-employee US companies matched (16%). Approvals count petitions, not people.
Source of approvals: U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services, H-1B Employer Data Hub (public information). Not affiliated with or endorsed by USCIS.
Growth = 1-year change in headcount from licensed B2B firmographic and technographic data.
Growth is shown as a band: +20–50%, +50–100%, +100–200% or 200%+ (estimated). Within a band, companies are listed largest first; the order inside a band is not a growth ranking.
"200%+ (estimated)" means the growth figure is above 200% and has not been verified; treat it as an estimate.
Likely branches of larger groups and university units are left out.
Company-level data only. Not legal or immigration advice.

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FAQ

Will these companies sponsor my H-1B?: Not necessarily. Past H-1B approvals do not mean the company is hiring or sponsoring now. Licensed to sponsor does not mean hiring now. Check the job advert and ask the recruiter early.
Where do the H-1B numbers come from?: The USCIS H-1B Employer Data Hub (FY2025, and FY2026 so far), matched to each company by name and state. Counts are petition approvals, not people.
Why "beyond the giants"?: Free sponsor sites rank by filing volume, so the biggest filers come first and get the most applicants. This list keeps 50–1,000-employee companies that grew 20%+ in a year.
Where does the growth figure come from?: 1-year headcount growth from licensed B2B firmographic and technographic data, company-level only. Figures over 200% are estimates.