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Before anything else, you need the civilian words for what you did.
Every military code and what it is called on the outside. 9,479 codes across every branch, including the combat arms codes most translators return nothing for.
Free · no accountWhat a civilian salary has to be to match military pay once BAH and BAS are counted. Uses your own LES, so nothing goes stale.
Free · no accountEvery deadline that matters when you leave, in the order they hit. Some of these windows close before your separation date.
Free · no accountWhat each VA benefit is, whether it applies to you, and where to start. Plain English.
Free · no accountThe documents and profiles that decide whether anyone calls.
Enter your code and it fills in real bullets and the keywords employers search for. Cover letter too. No account.
Free · no accountWrites your headline, About section and experience bullets from your code — in the language recruiters actually search.
Free · no accountEight copy-paste messages for LinkedIn and email, filled in with your background, written to sound like a person.
Free · no accountWhat your clearance is worth to civilian employers, how to write it so recruiters find it, and what not to say.
Free · no accountWhere the jobs actually are.
Veteran jobs, searchable by state and career field.
Free · no accountLive federal announcements, plus the hiring authorities most veterans have never heard of — VRA, VEOA, Schedule A.
Free · no accountWhere you applied, what happened, and what needs chasing. No login, exports to CSV.
Free · no accountThe part where most money is won or lost.
Not sure where to start? If you have a separation date, start with the Roadmap. If you are already out and looking, start with the Skills Translator and work down this page in order.
There are also articles on the things that cost veterans jobs — why translators return nothing for combat arms, what military pay is really worth, and how federal hiring actually works.