Thirty-year-old Tobias Ussing admits that his Asperger syndrome, on the milder end of the autism spectrum, is “a lot to work with.” Despite loads of motivation and experience, finding a permanent job ...

An expected 500,000 adults with autism are expected to begin seeking employment over the next decade as a tidal wave of young adults with autism age out of school and other programs. A Danish father ...

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Tim Hanson of Buffalo, Minn., read about Specialisterne, a Danish company that trains people with autism for software-testing jobs, in a magazine article. Hanson, an information-technology consultant ...

Bank benefits from internationally developed program to increase the diversity of its workforce TORONTO, Dec. 3, 2015 /CNW/ - Specialisterne Canada has developed a partnership with CIBC to hire ...

To continue reading this content, please enable JavaScript in your browser settings and refresh this page. Specialisterne, a Danish IT outsourcing company that ...

When Thorkil Sonne’s son, Lars, was diagnosed with autism, he knew that it would be challenging for Lars to get a job, so he sought to do something about it. So he founded Specialisterne, a program ...

William Hughes is a marketing intern at Towers Watson. Hughes holds a master’s degree in political science from Stony Brook, which he received in 2013, as well as a bachelor’s degree from Hunter ...

Tina Costanza was a journalist and sub-editor at Silicon Republic. She came to Ireland from Canada, where she had held senior editorial positions at daily newspapers in Ottawa and Toronto. When she ...

IBM has made its SkillsBuild platform available through non-profit social enterprise Specialisterne Australia. This will provide more than 200 neurodivergent jobseekers with access to essential ...