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Analyst Intern roles sit in an unusual position for H-1B visa sponsorship: they're entry-level by title but classified under specialty occupation SOC codes that require a bachelor's degree in a directly related field. Employers who sponsor H-1B visas for interns typically operate formal internship pipelines with structured return-offer programs tied to full-time petitions.
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INTRODUCTION
Aramco Trading Americas (ATA) was established in January 2023 in Houston, Texas as Aramco’s commodity trading arm for the Americas.
Trade Analyst Intern - Crude Oil Trading Department:
Disciplines: Economics, Finance, Business, Statistics
The Trade Analyst internship provides an excellent opportunity to partner and work directly with a strong commercial team being the interface for the desk with commercial, scheduling, risk management, and finance. The successful candidate will be self-motivated, have a high level of intellectual curiosity, and a passion for analyzing results to drive P&L improvement for Aramco Trading Americas.
The summer student will assist the commercial organization with administrative workload.
Typical activities include:
- Support refinement of the Crude Oil Trading P&L by assisting traders with SAP deal entry and amendments to ensure accurate recording of trading transactions
- Assist with managing daily position reporting for front office by reconciling profit and loss statements to ensure accuracy and completeness
- Support exposure records and monitor changes in market conditions to inform trading decisions
- Ad-hoc report generation and analysis to summarize trading activities and performance trends
- Liaise between front & mid office to ensure accurate recording and reconciliation of trading transactions, and analyst financial data relevant to trading activities
- Assist in KYC clearances for front office
- Assist in managing KPIs
Financial Analyst Intern - Finance Department
Disciplines: Finance, Accounting, Business
The Financial Analyst intern will provide insights into financial results driven by Aramco Trading Americas’ commodity trading and risk management activities. This role reports to the Performance, Planning & Analytics Finance Manager and will provide exposure to the leadership team, as well as risk and trading departments. The Analyst will also play a key role in the annual business planning process as well as ongoing forecasting activities.
The summer student will assist with seasonal administrative and compliant workload.
Typical activities include:
- Assist in preparing the monthly ATA management reporting package, including working with the commercial teams to report activities impacting the actual results and reconciling the Economic to Accounting P&L
- Develop understanding into complex areas such as Economic P&L, Mark-to-Market valuations and monthly P&L impacts
- Serve as a liaison between front-office and back-office to resolve transactional accounting related issues
- Analyze complex financial data, assess accuracy, and make recommendations to enhance business processes
- Support preparation and review of annual business plan financial statements and supporting schedules
- Drive continuous process improvement and automation by creating various reports and dashboards using Power BI and Excel Power Query to support business decisions
Opportunities eligible for internship course credit (credits earned), please check with your Academic Advisor or University.
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Align your degree to the SOC code
USCIS evaluates specialty occupation eligibility by matching your degree field to the role's SOC code. Pull the O*NET profile for your target analyst title and confirm your major maps directly to it before applying.
Target employers with intern-to-H-1B pipelines
Use Migrate Mate to filter for employers whose LCA filing history includes analyst intern titles, which signals they've navigated the specialty occupation argument for entry-level roles before and have an established process.
Confirm E-Verify enrollment before your interview
Your employer must be E-Verify enrolled to sponsor an H-1B. Ask HR during the offer stage, not after signing. Unenrolled employers can't file, and switching employers mid-process costs you cap-subject slots and timing.
Check prevailing wage before negotiating your offer
Use the OFLC Wage Search to look up the Level I prevailing wage for your SOC code and work location. Your offered salary must meet or exceed it for the Labor Condition Application to be certified by DOL.
Time your internship start date around cap deadlines
H-1B cap petitions can only be filed for an October 1 start date. An internship ending in August leaves a gap unless your employer files cap-exempt or you hold another valid status, such as OPT, through the transition.
Gather specialty occupation evidence before your offer
Collect course transcripts, faculty letters, and job descriptions that tie your analyst coursework to specific intern duties. USCIS scrutinizes intern-level petitions more heavily because the specialty occupation argument is harder to make at entry level.
H-1B Visa Analyst Intern: Frequently Asked Questions
Can an employer sponsor an H-1B for an analyst intern position?
Yes, but the role must qualify as a specialty occupation, meaning it requires a bachelor's degree in a specific field directly related to the duties. Analyst intern titles vary widely, so the employer must demonstrate that the internship itself, not just a future full-time version of the role, meets that standard. Employers with structured intern programs and prior LCA filings for similar titles are better positioned to make that argument successfully.
Does completing an analyst internship improve my chances in the H-1B lottery?
The H-1B lottery is a random selection from a pool capped at 85,000 petitions per fiscal year, so internship experience doesn't affect your odds of being selected. What it does affect is the strength of your petition once selected. A documented internship with clear specialty occupation evidence and a return offer strengthens the employer's filing and reduces the likelihood of a Request for Evidence from USCIS.
What happens to my H-1B status if my analyst internship ends before my full-time start date?
If your internship ends and the employer hasn't filed a cap-subject H-1B petition with an October 1 start date, you need another valid status to bridge the gap. Most F-1 students use OPT to stay authorized through that transition. If you're between statuses with no valid authorization, you begin accruing unlawful presence, which has serious consequences for future visa applications.
How do I find analyst intern roles at employers who actually sponsor H-1B visas?
Migrate Mate surfaces employers based on their actual DOL Labor Condition Application filing history, so you can identify which companies have filed for analyst intern or analyst-level roles specifically. This is more reliable than employer claims on job postings, which aren't verified against actual USCIS filing behavior.
Does the analyst intern SOC code affect my H-1B specialty occupation eligibility?
Yes, significantly. The SOC code assigned to your intern role determines the prevailing wage level and shapes how USCIS evaluates the specialty occupation requirement. Analyst intern titles often get mapped to broad management or business analyst codes where the degree requirement is less rigid. Your employer's attorney must build a specific argument tying your degree field to the actual duties, not just the job title, to satisfy USCIS.