Interstride

Interstride is an interactive platform designed to support international students navigating the job market. The company offers a comprehensive suite of tools and resources tailored to the unique needs of international students seeking employment opportunities in the US and other countries. Interstride's platform is divided into three main sections: Jobs, Learn, and Tools. The Jobs section allows users to search for current US-based or international job opportunities, set up job alerts, and learn about visa regulations. The Learn section provides access to webinars and other international job search resources. The Tools section offers features such as a career assessment, a checklist for key job search considerations, and a calendar to help users stay organized.

One of Interstride's key features is its job search tool, which enables students to find positions specifically tailored for international candidates, including information on visa sponsorship and work authorization requirements. The platform also provides access to company research, allowing users to investigate US companies' H1B visa application history. Additionally, Interstride offers career guides for 40 different countries, covering job search resources, hiring trends, industry overviews, and resume guidelines. The company regularly updates its resources section with webinars, podcasts, videos, and articles on general career advice and visa-related topics.

Key customers and partnerships

Interstride's primary customers are universities and their international student offices. The company has partnered with several educational institutions, including East Tennessee State University, Claremont McKenna College, Duke University, Rochester Institute of Technology, University of Miami, Brigham Young University Marriott School of Business, and California Baptist University. These partnerships allow the universities to offer Interstride's services to their international student populations, enhancing their career support offerings. The platform is also used by domestic students interested in working outside the US, broadening its user base within partner institutions.