This entry-level night shift position requires a candidate with a pedagogical background or relevant experience in special needs care, particularly working with young individuals with autism and reduced functional levels. Key competencies include creating a calm and secure nighttime environment, providing support during night awakenings, and maintaining thorough documentation of observations and incidents. The role demands a patient, composed, and empathetic approach, especially in challenging situations, combined with the ability to work both independently and collaboratively within a dedicated team. Candidates should be skilled in relational pedagogy and milieu therapy methods to foster a stable and predictable environment. Additional strengths include participation in professional meetings and ongoing skill development through supervision and training opportunities. A valid driver's license is considered an advantage. The position involves full-time work with 10-hour night shifts on a 7/7 rotation, emphasizing reliability and consistency. The workplace prioritizes professional development, well-being, and supportive leadership focused on care and security. Overall, the ideal candidate demonstrates practical vocational training, strong interpersonal skills, and a reflective, caring attitude suited to specialized residential care settings for youth with special needs.