Autism Transition Architect — Community-Based Independence

We are building a high-performance independence program for neurodivergent teens and young adults (ages 13–22). We are currently in a selective Private Pilot Phase, initially supporting a small circle of friends and family. Our goal is to move the "classroom" into the real world—gyms, transit, and workplaces. We are seeking elite, grounded professionals who value relationship-building, sensory regulation, and the "Dignity of Risk" required for true real-world independence. This is NOT a traditional caregiving or "babysitting" role. You are a Transition Architect. You will work 1-on-1 in high-stakes community and home environments, providing a safety net of expert care while aggressively pushing the boundaries of what our clients can achieve. Because we operate in the community, you must be the "calm in the storm." We are specifically looking for specialists who have extensive experience with aggressive behaviors and high-intensity meltdowns, and who possess the tactical training to manage emergency situations with grace and clinical precision. What You’ll Do Support regulation, communication, and daily routines in home and community settings (errands, activities, appointments). Maintain a calm, dignity-first presence during periods of high anxiety or sensory overload. You must be comfortable and trained to navigate aggressive behavior independently. Implement "External Brain" systems (tech tools, visual supports, and habit-stacking) to build the individual’s autonomy. Work as a trusted partner with families and the Founder to refine our curriculum during this pilot phase. Operate with total discretion and independent decision-making in unpredictable public environments. Minimum 3+ years working with autistic teens or adults, specifically those with high-support needs regarding behavioral intensity. Current or recent certification in crisis intervention (e.g., CPI, QBS, Pro-ACT, or PCM). You must be "battle-tested" in de-escalation. Preference for BCBAs, BCaBAs, or Senior RBTs. We also welcome experts in OT, SLP, or Special Education who have significant experience in crisis management and sensory regulation. You must be exceptionally patient, reliable, and capable of maintaining professional boundaries while building deep, authentic relationships. We are hiring slowly and selectively. We want team members seeking a long-term career pathway into leadership, training, and profit-sharing. Compensation and Growth: $35–$45/hr starting rate to reflect the high level of expertise required. Opportunity to transition into Trainer or Program Manager positions as we scale from pilot to public. Referral bonuses and future profit-share potential for committed founding team members. #J-18808-Ljbffr United-Home-Care