Science & Research E-3 Sponsorship Jobs in Texas
Science and research E-3 visa sponsorship jobs in Texas are concentrated around major research institutions and life sciences employers in Houston, Austin, and the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex. Organizations like MD Anderson Cancer Center, the University of Texas system, and companies in Houston's Texas Medical Center complex are among the most active employers of Australian scientists and researchers in the state.
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Position Summary
Samsung, a world leader in advanced semiconductor technology, is founded on a simple philosophy – the endless pursuit of excellence will create a better world for all. At Samsung Austin Research and Development Center (SARC) and Advanced Computing Lab (ACL), we are building a center of excellence for Intellectual Property (IP) that is applied to high-performance computing devices consumed by millions of people around the world. Come build with us!
Role and Responsibilities
The Director of GPU Compilers manages a team of engineers to deliver compiler software for Samsung GPUs, which are packaged as a part of Samsung SOC’s. This team only supports a common back end, which translates intermediate representations into machine language. In this role, you will ensure the compiler is updated on an annual basis to address the needs of new optimizations, new hardware features, new front-end features that require back-end support, and improving correctness.
- Provide technical leadership by researching advances in compilers, software engineering, graphics, and related disciplines, and translating them into improvements to the compiler back end through prototyping, open-source contributions, AI-assisted tools, and supervised engineering experiments.
- Implement register allocation, instruction scheduling, graphics-specific optimizations, SIMD relevant control flow, and code placement optimizations.
- Apply classic machine independent optimizations, preferably on low-level IRs.
- Optimize applications to reduce execution time, memory usage, or power usage.
- Lead the annual planning process for next-generation hardware support, including effort estimation and cross-functional negotiation with architecture and engineering leads.
- Present team objectives, key results, and periodic activity summaries to senior leadership.
- Coordinate and communicate regularly with peer teams, architecture leads, and senior management to align priorities and share progress.
- Hold regular one-on-one and team meetings to review status, maintain focus on priorities, and report progress up the management chain.
- Document and submit team-generated intellectual property for protection following major releases.
- Conduct annual performance reviews and deliver feedback to each team member.
- Recognize strong performance and support each engineer’s professional development through regular coaching and mentorship.
Skills and Qualifications
- 15+ years of experience with a Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science/Computer Engineering/relevant technical field, or 13+ years of experience with a Master’s degree, or 11+ years of experience with a PhD.
- 10+ years of experience managing software engineers who produced system-level software (compiler, operating systems, etc.).
- Must have an in-depth understanding of compiler back-end technology and experience building or enhancing at least 2 different compilation systems.
- Sufficient experience with modern C++ and Python to read and understand code.
- Practical experience developing JIT compilers or compilers for shader languages.
- Knowledge of OpenGL/OpenGL-ES, OpenCL, SPIRV.
- Compiler development for mobile architectures is highly preferred.
- Knowledge of Android ecosystem is a plus.
Our Team
The System Software team is part of SARC/ACL GPU Software Development organization, focused on designing and developing cutting-edge graphics hardware and drivers to deliver a world-class mobile graphics experience. As the first to bring Ray Tracing and console-quality graphics to the mobile platform, we collaborate closely with leading game engine providers to push boundaries, innovate across key differentiating areas of Samsung’s power- and performance-optimized GPU IP, and redefine the mobile gaming experience for users worldwide.
At SARC/ACL, you will work alongside a diverse global task force with cross-functional impact, contributing to multiple stages of the technology development cycle and seeing your work in real-world products. Here your bold ideas are encouraged, learning always happens, and teamwork fuels our innovation.
Total Rewards
At Samsung – SARC/ACL, base pay is one part of our total compensation package and is determined within a range. This provides the opportunity to progress as you grow and develop within a role. The base pay range for this role is between $221,700 and $364,800. Your actual base pay will depend on variables that may include your education skills, qualifications, experience, and work location. This is an exempt position, which is not eligible for overtime pay under the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA).
Samsung employees have access to benefits including: medical, dental, vision, life insurance, 401(k), free onsite lunch, employee purchase program, tuition assistance (after 6 months), paid time off, wellness incentives, and many more. In addition, regular full-time employees (salaried or hourly) are eligible for MBO bonus compensation, based on company, division, and individual performance.
Additionally, this role might be eligible to participate in long term incentive plan and relocation.
Trade Secrets
By submitting an application, you agree not to disclose to Samsung or induce or encourage Samsung to use any confidential or proprietary information (including trade secrets) belonging to a current or former employer or other entity.
U.S. Export Control
This role may require access to information subject to U.S. export control laws. Applicants must be authorized to access such information or eligible for government authorization.
Samsung Electronics America, Inc. and its subsidiaries are committed to employing a diverse workforce, and provide Equal Employment Opportunity for all individuals regardless of race, color, religion, gender, age, national origin, marital status, sexual orientation, gender identity, status as a protected veteran, genetic information, status as a qualified individual with a disability, or any other characteristic protected by law.
E-3 Science & Research Job Roles in Texas
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Which science and research companies sponsor E-3 visas in Texas?
Texas has a strong concentration of science and research employers with E-3 sponsorship history. The Texas Medical Center in Houston, home to institutions like MD Anderson Cancer Center and Houston Methodist Research Institute, is one of the most active hubs. Life sciences companies in Austin, aerospace and defense research firms in the Dallas-Fort Worth area, and university research departments across the state also regularly sponsor E-3 workers in qualifying scientific roles.
Which cities in Texas have the most science and research E-3 sponsorship jobs?
Houston leads due to the Texas Medical Center, one of the largest medical research complexes in the world, along with energy sector research operations. Austin has a growing biotechnology and life sciences presence connected to the University of Texas. Dallas-Fort Worth hosts pharmaceutical, biomedical, and defense research employers. San Antonio also has notable biomedical research activity tied to UT Health San Antonio and the South Texas Medical Center.
What types of science and research roles typically qualify for E-3 sponsorship?
Roles that qualify for E-3 sponsorship must meet the specialty occupation standard, requiring at least a bachelor's degree in a directly related field. In science and research contexts, this includes positions such as research scientist, clinical research associate, biostatistician, environmental scientist, laboratory scientist, and data scientist in research settings. Roles where any general degree satisfies the requirement, regardless of field, are less likely to qualify.
How do I find science & research E-3 sponsorship jobs in Texas?
Migrate Mate is built specifically for Australian job seekers searching for E-3 visa sponsorship roles in the United States. You can filter by industry and state to surface science and research positions in Texas from employers with an established pattern of E-3 sponsorship. This is more targeted than searching general job boards, where sponsorship status is rarely disclosed upfront and Australian applicants often spend time pursuing roles that are not realistically available to them.
Are there any Texas-specific or industry-specific considerations for E-3 sponsorship in science and research?
Texas does not impose state-level visa requirements, but the concentration of federally funded research institutions in the state means some roles may involve security clearance requirements that can complicate sponsorship for non-U.S. persons. Life sciences employers in Texas also frequently work with contract research organizations, where the sponsoring entity may be the staffing firm rather than the end client, which affects the E-3 application structure. Confirming which entity files the Labor Condition Application is worth clarifying early in any offer process.
What is the prevailing wage for E-3 science & research jobs in Texas?
U.S. employers sponsoring a visa must pay at least the prevailing wage, which is what workers in the same role, area, and experience level typically earn. The Department of Labor sets this rate to make sure companies aren't hiring foreign workers simply because they'd accept lower pay than a U.S. worker. It varies by job title, location, and experience. You can look up current prevailing wage rates for any occupation and location using the OFLC Wage Search page.