Tech Atypically provides ADHD-informed performance coaching for neurodivergent tech professionals — helping them do their best work and grow their careers without burning out.
Services are designed to help manage symptoms, improve focus and productivity, and enhance overall quality of life.
Meet Your Atypical Support Team
Rawi Nanakul, MA
ADHD and Product Management Coach
Background Includes: Coinbase, Amazon, Tableau
Atypical Nature: ADHD, OCD, Dyslexia
He/Him
An experienced performance coach who empowers neurodivergent tech professionals to thrive in their careers by leveraging his extensive background in the tech industry with product management, academia, and entrepreneurship.
Rupert Dallas, MBA
Purpose-Driven People Leader
Background Includes: Coca-Cola, AudioEye
He/Him
A VP of Revenue and go-to-market operations at Tech/SaaS companies focusing on changing the way we experience, connect, and interact with people globally.
Michael Asaku-Yeboah, MS, LCADC, CRC
Licensed Therapist
Background Includes: Amazon, Sedgwick
Atypical Nature: ADHD, Dyslexia
He/Him
A Vocational Therapist who artfully creates custom routines, systems and questions to ponder while overcoming behavioral challenges during interview preparation.
Rawi Nanakul
Built By Someone Who's Been There
Background
I'm Rawi Nanakul (he/him), a Seattle-based second-generation Thai/Chinese/Indian American.
I founded Tech Atypically because I know what it feels like to not know. I was diagnosed with ADHD in 2020 — not by a colleague or a researcher, but by a marriage therapist who asked me one question in our first session.
The irony wasn't lost on me: I had spent years earlier in my career at the UC Davis MIND Institute, surrounded by leading ADHD researchers, and no one said a word.
I started Tech Atypically so other neurodivergent tech workers could have what I didn't — a guide who's been there, and knows the science.
With experience across Amazon, Tableau, and Coinbase — plus a background in psychology, neuroscience research, and a Fulbright Fellowship — I coach from both lived experience and the science.
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