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Hire Autism helps you find the right person for your business. Our candidate database is filled with qualified individuals who are ready to work. One of them may be just the person you need. Register your business and connect with prospective employees today.

What We Offer

Whether you’re looking for training, information, or skilled talent, we’ve got you covered! Hire Autism is a free program that allows employers to post an unlimited number of positions via our job board and connect with autistic talent.

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Become a Hire Autism Employer Partner

If you’re not looking for ways to tap into the neurodivergent/autistic talent pool, your competitors are. Hire Autism can help you broaden your diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) strategy and take steps toward becoming a more neuroinclusive, autism-friendly employer.

Join Hire Autism

If you’re looking to get started, create an account today! A member of the Hire Autism team will contact you to schedule a meeting to learn more about your hiring needs and walk you through how to make the most of our site.

Learn about Autism

Our virtual training helps employers learn more about autism and how to effectively support autistic employees in the workplace. Each Hire Autism employer partner receives one user account for free. Interested in the training but not ready to become an employer partner? Contact us.

Post an Event

If you have an upcoming hiring or recruitment event, we encourage you to share it on our events calendar. Don’t forget to check the calendar for employer events too!

Resources That Work

What is autism? How can I work to best support autistic employees? What are accommodations? We’ve got answers to your questions and more in our Resource Center.

Looking for something else? Contact us.

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Understanding Autism: An Employer’s Guide

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Inclusion, Autism, and Universal Design

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Neurodiversity and Inclusion: What You Need to Know

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