17-year-old Virginia student launches app to help neurodivergent job seekers find the right fit
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17-year-old Navya Tuteja developed Raaha, a free app and website that uses algorithms to match neurodivergent job seekers with work environments based on sensory preferences and communication styles. Inspired by her mother's workplace struggles, Tuteja created the platform to address the lack of support for invisible disabilities often overlooked by traditional job listings. The service helps users find positions where their neurological differences are accommodated through a detailed scoring system across seven dimensions.
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