A Black man wearing glasses, ear buds, and a red, striped polo shirt working at the computer.
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Leon Campbell is an autistic man who works for Daivergent, a startup company where his neurodivergent brain is considered to be an asset. He began his career as an intern at Daivergent while working on his bachelor's degree in computer science at Hunter College in New York City. He later transitioned into a paid job as a data specialist. He has since worked his way up to Quality Assurance Specialist, where he trains and supervises Daivergent's contract workers.

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