Pick the statement that describes you right now. The first three routes are free career actions; the fourth is an optional path into the complete book system.
You have a federal job in mind and want to know whether your resume clearly supports the announcement's requirements.
FedFit compares your resume with a USAJOBS announcement and shows where your evidence matches and what to fix. Rules-only and contextual AI are both free, with no signup required and no promise of a referral.
Check My Federal ResumeYour military job code describes your service, but it does not tell a civilian employer what roles or industries to consider.
Job Code Lookup turns a MOS, AFSC, rate, or military keyword into civilian title ideas and career-language examples. Use the results as research leads, then check the actual employer's requirements.
Translate My Job CodeYou know what you did in uniform. You need a clear way to explain who you help and what changes because of your work.
The Resonator uses six questions to help you build concise statements for networking, interviews, and personal-brand introductions. Keep the language honest and grounded in work you actually did.
Build My ResonatorYou have a specific action to take today, and you also want the frameworks connected in one practical field manual.
The Zero Fluff Toolkit brings the six book tools together and connects them to the 90-Day Mission. Start with the free toolkit, then use the book as an optional deeper reference. No purchase is required.
Open the Zero Fluff ToolkitOptional career intel
The Passdown is a biweekly brief with federal hiring intel, career strategy, and one tactical move you can put to work right away. It is optional and never required to use the free resources.
Read or subscribe to The PassdownJax Jackson is a career strategist and Navy and Air Force Reserve veteran who has read thousands of veteran resumes from the other side of the hiring table. He built JaxNexus because the transition resources that existed when he separated were either too vague to act on or written by people who had never actually done it.
The tools and educational resources here are free. No coaching. No placement services. Just the frameworks he wished he had.