Your military job already qualifies you for areal civilian career.

Find your MOS, Rating, or AFSC below. See the civilian and federal jobs that hire your background, what they pay (BLS-verified), and the resume that turns your service into callbacks.

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Brad Tachi
Navy Diver · BMR Founder

After the Navy I got hired into 6 federal career fields and tech sales, and sat on federal hiring panels along the way. I spent the last 2 years rebuilding everything I learned into BMR, tuned for how AI actually screens resumes today. This is the system I wish I'd had on day one.

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What You'll Find Here

Every military job has civilian equivalents — but finding them isn't as simple as plugging your MOS into a translator. Your military experience trained you for more than one career path, and the best path forward depends on whether you want to stay in your field, pivot to something new, or go federal.

Each guide in this hub breaks down a specific military job code across all the options: direct civilian career matches with verified BLS salary data and O*NET codes, federal GS series that value your background, companies actively hiring veterans with your skills, certifications organized by target career path, and a skills translation section built for hiring managers who've never heard your military terminology. We also include career pivot paths for veterans who want to leave their specialty entirely — because getting out doesn't mean you have to keep doing the same job in a different uniform.

This hub was built by a Navy Diver veteran who went through a rough transition in 2015, eventually built careers across federal service, tech sales, and multiple GS career fields — and then systematized everything learned along the way. The salary data comes from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, not job boards. The career paths come from O*NET, not guesswork. And the advice comes from someone who's actually sat on both sides of the hiring table.

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How This Guide Works

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Find Your Job

Browse by branch or search your MOS, Rating, or AFSC code.

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Explore Career Paths

See matching civilian jobs, salary ranges, federal positions, and required certifications.

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Build Your Resume

Use our skills translation guide and resume builder to tell your story in civilian language.

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Build the resume that translates your service into a civilian career

Stop rewriting from scratch every time you apply. BMR turns your military experience into civilian and federal resumes — tailored to each job.

What you get — all free:
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Tailored resumes
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Cover letters
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LinkedIn optimization
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Company research reports
Know who you're applying to
Job tracker
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Frequently Asked Questions

How do I find the civilian equivalent of my military job?
Start by finding your MOS, AFSC, Rating, or NEC in the branch guides above. Each career guide shows you matching civilian job titles, salary ranges from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, and federal GS series that value your background. For a personalized translation, sign up and build your free resume — BMR translates your specific experience for each job you target.
Do these career guides cover all military jobs?
We're building guides for every military job code across all six branches. New guides are published regularly. If your specific MOS or Rating isn't listed yet, you can still sign up and create your free resumes — our AI handles translation for any military occupation.
Where does the salary data come from?
All salary data comes from the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics, not job board estimates. We use median annual wages and provide the full range so you can see what's realistic for your experience level and location.
Can my military experience qualify me for federal jobs?
Yes. Each career guide includes a federal GS series crosswalk showing which government positions match your military background. Veterans also get preference in federal hiring — 5-point preference for most honorably discharged veterans, 10-point for disabled veterans. Your military rank roughly maps to GS grade levels, though it depends on your specialized experience.
What if I want to do something completely different from my military job?
Many veterans pivot to careers outside their specialty — and every career guide includes pivot paths for exactly that. Your military experience built transferable skills like leadership, operations management, problem-solving under pressure, and compliance expertise that apply across industries. The career guide shows you both direct matches and pivot options.
How is this different from other MOS translators?
Most MOS translators map one code to one job title from a static database. Our career guides show the full picture — multiple civilian career paths, real salary data, federal positions, certifications organized by career path, and companies that actively hire veterans. And when you're ready to apply, BMR translates your actual experience for each resume, not just your job code.
Are the career guides really free?
Yes, every career guide is 100% free. When you're ready to build your resume, every veteran gets 2 free tailored resumes (one federal, one private sector), 2 cover letters, LinkedIn optimization, and more — all included at no cost.