Where do the matches come from?+
From the U.S. Department of Labor's O*NET database, loaded in full: 900+ civilian occupations with interest profiles, tasks, knowledge, skills, software, job zones, and the military-to-civilian crosswalk. Wages come from the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Job outlook comes from O*NET. The matching runs against that data, not against a job board.
What if my MOS, rating, or AFSC isn't recognized?+
You still get matches. The interest profile carries most of the weight, and your rank, years, education, and clearance still count. The crosswalk adds a bonus when it knows your code; it never blocks you.
I don't have a degree. Will this send me after jobs I can't get?+
No. Every match is a corporate role, and your education sets which ones are realistic now; roles above it are shown separately as stretch. Without a degree, you still see corporate roles where experience substitutes, plus the employers whose veteran programs (SkillBridge, apprenticeships, military hiring programs) let you in without one.
What does the fit score mean?+
It's a 0 to 100 score combining how well the role fits your interests, whether it's within reach at your education level, and what your service record says about scope and leadership. It isn't a percentage or a hiring probability. Each card lists the reasons behind its score.
Is the resume builder AI?+
The resume builder uses an AI model to reframe what you did in the target role's language, working from O*NET's description of that role. It's constrained to your own experience and to the civilian category of any tool you used, not to vendor products you never touched. It's a draft for you to edit, not a finished application, and it's rate-limited per person.
Do I need an account?+
Yes. Your matches are saved to it so you can come back to them, build resumes from them, and start from your current title years later without redoing everything. No payment details, ever.