Federal Soft Systems Inc.

Federal Soft Systems Inc.

Sr. Java Consultant

Irving, TX, United States · Senior

Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 2567 days ago
JavaScriptJavaReactAWSDockerKubernetesGraphQL

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odds of building a lasting career here

40Risky
Cap-exempt (no lottery)0
Sponsors this role90
Entry-level history0
PERM / green-card track0
Lottery odds40
Fits your clock70

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Employer immigration record

from this employer's Department of Labor filings

Green-card filing pattern in this occupation

Context, not a finding about this posting: of this employer's 7 green-card filings in this occupation, 86% were for a worker who already held the job.

Third-party placement is common here

54% of this employer's visa filings place the worker at a client company rather than at the employer itself, across 34 clients. Your visa, salary band and layoff exposure would follow the employer of record, not the client.Most common: Capital One · SEI Investments · AppleFiles as an H-1B dependent employer.

Files H-1B transfers

7 transfer filings in the last year, covering 7 workers. Median labor-condition decision: 40 days. An employer that already files transfers is one that can take over an existing H-1B.

Sourced from Department of Labor LCA, PERM and prevailing-wage disclosure data. Employer matching is by name, so figures may be split across an employer's legal entities. Absence of a filing means none appears in our copy of the data, not that none exists.

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About the role

  • Delivering competitiveness is what Federal Soft Systems brings to the table when it takes on any assignment.

Requirements

  • Overall 10 years

This listing is sourced directly from Federal Soft Systems Inc.'s careers page and normalized into a canonical job model.