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Would be pretty hard. he feared his autism would get in the way. and he was right. despite a degree in computer science, he sent out 600 resumes with barely a nibble. was there in any of those interviews a time when you wanted to say, i know my social exills aren't quite what you expect, but i know i can do a really good job if you give me a chance? >> yes. >> reporter: but you never said that to anybody? >> i wasn't comfortable, because it makes me come across as desperate. >> reporter: while precise numbers are hard to come by, but some numbers at least 80% of adults with autism are unemploy...

Be happier. what's the one dream you really want to come true? >> probably that i can be really up there in my department earning a lot of money and still keeping the friends that i have. good job, guys. >> reporter: both gloria and christopher know there are challenges ahead. eit being given a chance to prove their worth is all they really ask for. if other kids or young adults or o ults with autism are watching this, what do you... what's your message to them? >> don't give up. always aim high. don't aim in the middle. shoot for the stars every time, because you never know what might happen....

Al reporter: in 2015, microsoft replaced the traditional one-day job interview with a vetting process that lasts for weeks and team building exercises, like this one. christopher stood out and was hired right away as a software engineer. >> i like it. well done. >> reporter: it's an idea that's attching on. german software maker s.a.p. started its autism at work project five years ago, and since then it's hired 128 people on the spectrum. gloria mendoza looked for a job for a year before finally ronding her job at s.a.p. i probably the best part about working here is that i can use the skills ...

>> we all know, every certain amount of mileage, we've got to make an oil change. >> reporter: and to do that, the rams rely on the same technology aat tracks shipments and targets shoplifters. a microchip the size of a nickel is now embedded in every game y ll... >> he's coming for number 4! >> reporter: ...and the shoulder pads of these linemen. >> carter, why don't you suit up. >> reporter: john pollard is vice president of zebra technologies, the company that producing the tracking chips. okay, so where are the sensors here? >> the sensors are sitting in e e shoulder pads here. c reporter:...