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Full Stack Engineer roles qualify for TN visa sponsorship under the USMCA treaty's Computer Systems Analyst category when the position requires applying engineering principles across both front-end and back-end systems. Canadian citizens can secure TN status at the border without a lottery. Mexican citizens require a consular appointment.
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Trade snowy winters for southern barbeque and sunshine! At Ozer Engineering, we take on the vital structural work that transforms aging homes and buildings. For 15 years, we’ve partnered with homeowners, realtors, and building owners to keep families safely rooted in their homes through historic rehabilitation, adaptive reuse, and community-focused engineering. We are actively expanding and seeking a skilled foreign structural engineer ready to make a real community impact while helping us design the future of local co-op housing.
TN Visa & Relocation Support
Hassle-Free Processing: We provide a comprehensive TN Visa Support Letter so Canadian or Mexican citizens can secure visa approval directly at the border or consulate with zero H-1B lottery delays.
Licensure Pathway: You will work alongside our on-staff licensed Professional Engineer (PE) who seals plans, allowing you to hit the ground running while we support your NCEES credential evaluation and U.S. PE licensing process.
Memphis Market: A salary of $90,000–$100,000 USD in Memphis offers an incredible quality of life and home-buying power compared to major Canadian, other American, or Mexican metro markets. We do not have state income tax in Tennessee.
What You’ll Do
Turn site conditions into complete structural solutions across wood, masonry, steel, and concrete.
Develop structural drawings in Revit/CAD and produce calculations, details, and specifications.
Lead projects from initial client consult through completion, collaborating with property owners, architects, and contractors.
Perform hands-on field assessments, including inspecting historic foundations and navigating tight crawlspaces (down to 18 inches).
Mentor junior team members and help shape our firm’s long-term community housing initiatives.
What You’ll Bring
Education: A Bachelor’s degree (B.Sc., B.Eng., or Licenciatura) in Civil or Structural Engineering from an accredited institution (mandatory for TN status).
Experience: 3–8 years of structural engineering design experience (residential or small-to-midsize commercial preferred). P.Eng (Canada) or Cédula Profesional (Mexico) is needed.
Technical Skills: Proficiency in structural modeling, manual calculations, and CAD/Revit drafting.
Mindset: Strong client communication skills, field adaptability, creativity, and a commitment to affordable housing equity.
What We Offer
Salary: $90,000–$100,000 USD base + performance bonus eligibility at 90 days and annual profit-sharing.
Work-Life Balance: 40-hour work week with an option for a 4-day workweek (four 10-hour days) after your 90-day onboarding period.
Benefits: 3 weeks PTO, 8 paid federal holidays, 100% 401(k) match up to 3% (plus 50% match on the next 2%).
Perks: Company-paid travel expenses/mileage, company parking, and inspection tech (drones and robots).
Location: Downtown Memphis office within walking distance of the Mississippi River and Beale Street - hit the Riverwalk at lunch or a Grizzlies game after work!
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Get Access To All JobsTips for Finding TN Visa Sponsorship as a Full Stack Engineer
Verify your role maps to Computer Systems Analyst
Full Stack Engineer positions qualify under TN visa's Computer Systems Analyst category only when the job description emphasizes systems analysis and design. Titles alone don't determine eligibility, the duties and your theoretical and practical application of computing knowledge do.
Gather degree equivalency documentation before applying
Your Canadian or Mexican computer science, software engineering, or related degree must align with the role's technical requirements. If your degree is in a tangential field, compile project documentation and coursework records that demonstrate direct application to full stack engineering.
Target employers with recent visa filing experience
Focus your search on employers with recent visa filings for Computer Systems Analyst or software engineering roles. Prior visa sponsorship experience signals that a company's HR and legal teams already understand work visa sponsorship processes and are equipped to handle the TN visa process, which requires an employer support letter and straightforward port-of-entry or consular presentation for qualified candidates.
Use Migrate Mate to filter TN-sponsoring employers
Search Migrate Mate to identify companies actively hiring Full Stack Engineers with TN visa sponsorship. The platform surfaces employer-specific sponsorship history so you spend less time screening companies unfamiliar with TN filing requirements for technical roles.
Ask employers for a USMCA-specific offer letter
Your offer letter must explicitly state the Computer Systems Analyst classification, your specific duties, and your degree qualifications. A generic software engineering offer letter is frequently insufficient at the port of entry and can result in CBP requesting additional documentation on the spot.
Prepare for Mexican TN consular requirements early
Mexican nationals require a consular appointment and cannot use the simplified Canadian port-of-entry process. Schedule your USCIS-route TN petition well before your intended start date, since consular wait times for technical roles can extend the timeline beyond what most employers expect.
Full Stack Engineer TN Visa: Frequently Asked Questions
Does a Full Stack Engineer role actually qualify for TN visa status?
Full Stack Engineer positions qualify under the TN visa's Computer Systems Analyst category when the role requires theoretical and practical application of highly specialized computing knowledge to design, build, and maintain integrated software systems. The job title alone isn't determinative. The duties described in your offer letter must demonstrate systems-level analysis and engineering work across both client and server environments to satisfy CBP or consular review.
How does the TN visa compare to H-1B for Full Stack Engineers?
The TN visa has no annual lottery, no cap for Canadian citizens, and can be issued the same day at a port of entry for Canadians. H-1B visa selection is lottery-based with roughly 85,000 slots annually and a registration period that runs once per fiscal year. For Full Stack Engineers who are Canadian or Mexican citizens and already hold a qualifying offer, TN is faster, more predictable, and doesn't require waiting for a lottery result.
Where can I find Full Stack Engineer jobs that offer TN visa sponsorship?
Migrate Mate lets you search specifically for Full Stack Engineer roles where employers have confirmed TN visa sponsorship. General job boards don't filter by sponsorship type, which means you'll spend significant time contacting employers who aren't familiar with TN requirements or won't sponsor at all. Searching through a TN-focused platform cuts that friction early in your job search.
Can a Canadian Full Stack Engineer start work the same day TN status is approved?
Yes. Canadian citizens applying at a U.S. port of entry can receive TN status during the same visit, meaning you can begin work as soon as CBP approves your entry. You'll need your offer letter, educational credentials, and documentation supporting the Computer Systems Analyst classification. Mexican nationals go through consular processing, which does not allow same-day work authorization.
What happens to my TN status if my employer changes my job responsibilities?
TN status is tied to the specific role, duties, and employer listed in your approved documentation. If your employer materially changes your job responsibilities or you move into a management or non-technical function that no longer reflects Computer Systems Analyst work, your existing TN may no longer cover your actual role. You'd need to reapply under an updated classification before taking on those new duties.