No. The proposed transferee’s own qualifying knowledge needs evidence.
Use the correct person’s experience
A household can have complementary skills without combining them into one applicant’s record. Identify who actually learned and performed the relevant work.
The classification reaches knowledge that is special — of the petitioner's product, service, research, equipment, techniques, management or other interests and their application in international markets — or advanced, meaning an advanced level of knowledge or expertise in the organization's processes and procedures. A developer's long experience with widely available tools is not enough by itself, while special or advanced knowledge of an internal platform may qualify even if it is not proprietary or unique. Support company-specific expertise with training histories, versioned manuals, project records, and comparisons showing why the knowledge is special or advanced. L-1B requires a continuous qualifying year abroad during the three years before the relevant filing or admission, plus a parent, branch, subsidiary, or affiliate relationship between operating businesses. The principal's L-1B case independently requires a continuous qualifying foreign year within the previous three, active related organizations and special or advanced company knowledge rather than a general skill.