
MyNeuroPass turns real experience into trusted Skills Passports and Role-Fit Proof Packs, helping neurodivergent people and anyone underserved by traditional hiring show what they can actually do.

One card. Your verified skills, evidence and proof level — in your pocket, in your bio, on your CV, on a lanyard at a fair. Owned by you. Trusted by employers. Built to be shared.
Tap through a working Proof Pack. This is exactly what employers see when they scan a candidate's QR — anonymous by default, evidence-first, outcome-tracked.
Organisations across Ireland, the UK and beyond are exploring a proof-based hiring culture with MyNeuroPass. When we secure formal partnerships, they will appear here.
Not incremental improvements. These are the design choices that make proof-led hiring possible.
One QR opens a verified profile — skills, evidence, and outcomes in a single view. Useful at careers fairs, on a CV, or in a LinkedIn bio.
Skills are backed by uploaded work, endorsements, and verified outcomes — not just a list someone typed about themselves.
Built on a recognised European skills taxonomy. Internationally legible — your evidence speaks the same language as labour markets across Europe.
How members structure, iterate and deliver their evidence becomes part of the picture — shown through real work, not a personality quiz.
We surface relevant inclusion supports and funding schemes employers often miss — for neurodivergent and disability-inclusive hires.
Identity is hidden by default. Every reveal is logged with a reason. Bias becomes a recorded event, not an invisible one.
Not pledges. The receipts: who was hired on proof, and who is still in role at 6 and 12 months. Permanent and public.
MyNeuroPass can help employers identify relevant inclusion supports, workplace adjustments and funding pathways where available.
Eligibility, value and process vary by role, region and scheme. We point you to the right pathway — not financial advice; practical guidance.
Every skill on a MyNeuroPass passport maps to a recognised European competency framework, so your evidence speaks the same language as employers across Europe.
Passports are issued as W3C Verifiable Credentials — cryptographically signed, audit-ready, and recognised by enterprise and government verifiers.
Algorithmic hiring is now a high-risk category with transparency, oversight and audit obligations. MyNeuroPass is built around recorded human decisions on real evidence — not opaque scoring.
Digital hiring journeys must be accessible by design. Blind-by-default passports, structured evidence and accommodation-aware flows are accessibility-first from the ground up.
Large employers must report measurable diversity and inclusion outcomes. The Public Outcome Ledger turns hires and retention into auditable, exportable evidence.
The best builders already know this. The entire recruitment industry — every ATS, every job board — is built to fill the seat fast. That is the wrong metric. It produces wrong hires, broken teams and expensive churn.
MyNeuroPass makes patient hiring practical. A verified skills graph and real evidence tell you what someone has actually done — before you commit. You are not waiting in hope. You are waiting with visibility.
Illustrative estimate only. Actual hiring costs vary by role, organisation and context.
Every hire made on MyNeuroPass is recorded — and 6-month retention is reported back to the world. Not pledges. Not intentions. Receipts. This is the metric the recruitment industry has hidden for fifty years.
For a century, hiring has mistaken confidence for competence, charisma for capability, and a well-told story for a well-done job. That ends now.
MyNeuroPass is built on evidence you can scan. One QR. Verified work. Real outcomes. Owned by the candidate. Trusted by the employer.
At careers fairs, conferences or on a LinkedIn bio — a single QR opens a verified skills graph, real work evidence and recorded outcomes. Less guesswork. Fewer assumptions.
MyNeuroPass is built for everyone the traditional process doesn't work for — and for employers ready to move beyond interview-led hiring.
Show what you can do, not how well you perform in rooms designed for extroverts.
Transferable skills become a verified graph. Proof beats job titles.
Shipped work, product evidence, and founder grit — all in one passport.
Projects, volunteering, and self-taught proof count as real experience.
I am autistic and dyslexic. For years, the hiring process often felt as though it was measuring confidence, speed, eye contact and performance under pressure — not the work I could actually deliver.
I had built systems, shipped national-scale projects and solved complex problems, yet too often the interview became the filter, rather than the evidence.
Alongside my professional journey, I helped care for my mother through more than 23 years of Parkinson’s disease. During that time, I studied, worked, built, adapted and kept going. That experience taught me that some of the most valuable qualities a person can bring — resilience, focus, systems thinking, loyalty, persistence and the ability to deliver under pressure — are often the hardest to capture in a CV or a short interview.
Some employers saw past the surface and gave me the chance to prove what I could do. Those chances changed everything.
MyNeuroPass exists to make that kind of opportunity more normal — not exceptional.
It is built for neurodivergent people, and for anyone the traditional hiring process does not serve well. It helps people turn real experience, projects, qualifications and work samples into a trusted Proof Passport, so employers can understand capability through evidence, not interview performance alone.
Proof over performance. Evidence over assumptions. Capability over polish.
A single QR on your phone. Recruiters scan at events, conferences, careers fairs — and see verified skills, evidence, and outcomes in seconds.