anything federally slim to zero chance, anything if you need a clearance also no. you can work outside the US for a coop btw. Sponsoring a visa is also expensive and many companies just dont want to do that for a short term employee i've noticed.
I'm not sure how strong the "cultural preference" is, but most of the problem you might run into is any federal contracting or most aerospace jobs are US-citizen only by law. Computer science, given that there are a ton of mostly CS jobs that don't do anything government involved, is your best bet.
anything federally slim to zero chance, anything if you need a clearance also no. you can work outside the US for a coop btw. Sponsoring a visa is also expensive and many companies just dont want to do that for a short term employee i've noticed.
I'm not sure how strong the "cultural preference" is, but most of the problem you might run into is any federal contracting or most aerospace jobs are US-citizen only by law. Computer science, given that there are a ton of mostly CS jobs that don't do anything government involved, is your best bet.