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TN visa jobs: Chemist

45 U.S. jobs that fit the Chemist category, checked today for degree, duties and employer signals.

What the category requires

A bachelor’s or licenciatura degree in the science. Research, analysis and field work count; sales or plant-floor production generally do not.

Senior Principal Scientist

🔒 Employer hidden · Brooklyn Center, Minnesota, United States of America · Pay not listed
Possible matchPosting accepts TN
Likely TN profession: Chemist
  • Degree requirements appear compatible
  • Duties may not map cleanly to a TN profession
  • U.S.-based professional position
  • This posting says TN candidates can apply
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Senior Scientist, Surface Chemistry

🔒 Employer hidden · Fremont, California, United States · Pay not listed
Strong TN matchPast TN worker on recordMay already be filled
Likely TN profession: Chemist
  • Degree requirements appear compatible
  • Professional duties appear compatible
  • U.S.-based professional position
  • A Labor Department PERM record lists a TN worker here (FY2024)
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Associate Formulation Scientist

🔒 Employer hidden · Indianapolis, Indiana, United States · Pay not listed
Strong TN matchMay already be filled
Likely TN profession: Chemist
  • Degree requirements appear compatible
  • Professional duties appear compatible
  • U.S.-based professional position
  • Employer TN policy not confirmed
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Research Scientist

🔒 Employer hidden · US, Cambridge, MA · Pay not listed
Possible matchEmployer accepts TN
Likely TN profession: Chemist
  • Degree requirements appear compatible
  • Duties may not map cleanly to a TN profession
  • U.S.-based professional position
  • This employer’s other postings accept TN
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Senior COA Scientist

🔒 Employer hidden · US, Blue Bell · Pay not listed
Possible matchEmployer accepts TN
Likely TN profession: Chemist
  • Degree requirements appear compatible
  • Duties may not map cleanly to a TN profession
  • U.S.-based professional position
  • This employer’s other postings accept TN
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Senior Research Scientist

🔒 Employer hidden · US, Portland, OR · Pay not listed
Possible matchEmployer accepts TN
Likely TN profession: Chemist
  • Degree requirements appear compatible
  • Duties may not map cleanly to a TN profession
  • U.S.-based professional position
  • This employer’s other postings accept TN
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Senior Food Scientist

🔒 Employer hidden · Corporate - Springdale, Arkansas · Pay not listed
Possible match
Likely TN profession: Chemist
  • Degree requirements appear compatible
  • Duties may not map cleanly to a TN profession
  • U.S.-based professional position
  • Employer says it will not sponsor visas
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Questions

Can I work in the U.S. as a Chemist on a TN?

Yes, if you are a Mexican or Canadian citizen with an offer from a U.S. employer for a professional Chemist role, and you meet the requirement: A bachelor’s or licenciatura degree in the science. Research, analysis and field work count; sales or plant-floor production generally do not.

What is different for Mexican and Canadian citizens?

Mexican citizens apply for a TN visa at a U.S. consulate before travelling. Canadian citizens usually apply for TN status directly at a port of entry or pre-clearance.

Does the employer have to sponsor me?

There is no petition and no lottery, unlike the H-1B. The employer writes a support letter describing the role, the duties and how it fits the TN category.

Check your Chemist case against the TN rules, free

The free check reads your degree and the job’s duties against the Chemist requirement and shows what an officer could question. The TN Kit then writes the employer’s support letter for your profession.

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