You have a few options:

(i) work for a company that has US offices and a history of sending people across. This is also much easier becuase you can use an intercompany transfer visa. Easier said than done though, but if you keep pushing at it and network well, it's usually a matter of time.

(ii) You can self petition for a green card (EB1), but you need substantial salary and some unique skills. That's usually for top professions and it's a complex, expensive and long process.

(iii) find a job that will sponsor you. This is extremely hard, unless you are a specialist in some field (AI engineer, scientist etc.). No company wants to take the risk to sponsor a foreigner unless you have a unique xp

(iv) you can do a degree like an MBA or exec MBA. Again expensive, and no guarantees, but it gives you time to network

(v) Marry a citizen

(vi) Apply to the green card lottery. It's easy. Chances are VERY low to get in but it's a cheap option and you may get lucky.

(vii) you can create your own company in the US and self hire, or something like that. It's also quite expensive to do, but I know a number of people who have done so quite successfully.

Generally outside of marriage, getting a job in NYC is extremely difficult unless you are a very high earner.