Find a job
Most resume advice assumes you already know the job you want. Plenty of people don't — especially leaving the military, or moving out of a field they have spent a decade in. Upload your resume and this reads it against the U.S. Department of Labor's own list of 997 occupations, then shows you the ones your experience already fits, what they pay where you live, and what is open right now.
Start with your resume
Free, no sign-up, and your resume never leaves your computer — the matching runs here, in this browser.
Drop your resume here
or click to choose — PDF or Word (.docx), up to 15MB
A city and state, or a ZIP code. Pay is reported for your own metro area rather than the national average, which for some jobs is a difference of tens of thousands of dollars.
Adds roles advertised as remote anywhere in the country to the ones near you. It does not replace them.
Roles your experience already fits
Ranked by how much of each occupation your resume already carries — not by how many people the occupation employs. The biggest occupation is rarely the closest one.
What is open now
Opening each posting to read what it actually pays…
Found one worth applying for?
Rae writes the resume for the job you actually want, not a general one. Bring the posting and the roles above and she will tell you, free, whether it is worth the application.
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Wage, licence and certification data courtesy of CareerOneStop, sponsored by the U.S. Department of Labor, Employment and Training Administration, and hosted by the Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development. Occupations and keywords from O*NET 31.0, U.S. Department of Labor. Open positions from Adzuna and, where available, USAJOBS. Wages are the median for the metro area named, and describe the occupation rather than any one job.