Career Intelligence

Free tools for your
military-to-civilian transition.

Translate military experience, understand how a security clearance may change your options, explore civilian careers by MOS, AFSC, rating, NEC, or SFSC, and turn the results into a personalized career blueprint.

Free to use No account required Built for every branch
Live tools

Solve one transition problem
right now.

Each tool gives focused, immediate value before you commit to a full blueprint. Use the one that matches the decision in front of you.

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Resume Intel

Paste military duties, performance bullets, or a duty description and get clean civilian resume language back.

Translates military-only terminology into recruiter-readable language
Creates concise, ATS-safe bullets without inventing metrics
OPSEC-safe: never enter classified or controlled information
Translate my experience
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Clearance Intel

Estimate how a security clearance may affect civilian options, employer lanes, location strategy, and market leverage.

Compares clearance level and general eligibility status
Adds target location and industry context to the estimate
Explains that clearance creates access, not automatic job fit
Check my clearance value
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Transition Timeline

A 12/6/3-month action plan built from your separation date, target role, state of residence, and clearance status.

Sequenced actions by milestone, not generic advice
Mapped to your actual ETS or retirement date
Integrated with Resume Intel and Clearance Intel output
Notify me when live
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SitRep

Field reports on the veteran hiring market. What's moving, what's stalled, and what to do about it before you separate.

Current intelligence on veteran hiring conditions by sector
Written by a Fortune 500 TA leader who hired veterans
No generic career advice. Specific, actionable, honest.
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Choose your path

The right starting point depends
on the question.

"How do I explain what I did in civilian language?"

Use Resume Intel

"Does my clearance change the jobs or markets I should target?"

Use Clearance Intel

"What civilian roles map to my MOS, AFSC, rating, NEC, or SFSC?"

Explore career guides

"I need one plan that combines my experience, goals, salary, location, and timeline."

Build a blueprint

Career intelligence guides

Research civilian careers
by military specialty.

CommandPath's branch-specific career guides map civilian role matches, salary expectations, credential requirements, resume translation, and common transition mistakes for every major MOS, AFSC, rating, NEC, and SFSC.

The complete readout

The tools answer one question.
The blueprint connects the whole transition.

Combine your branch, military specialty, rank, clearance, experience, target salary, location, career intent, timeline, and blockers into a personalized civilian role map and execution plan.

Build my blueprint
Free preview · Full blueprint $9.99 · No subscription
How to use CommandPath

Start narrow. Then build
the full picture.

STEP 01

Answer the immediate question

Translate a bullet, assess clearance leverage, or research a civilian pathway tied to your military specialty.

STEP 02

Use the result as evidence

Identify the language, role lanes, market constraints, and questions that should shape your broader transition strategy.

STEP 03

Generate your complete blueprint

Turn your service profile, goals, salary, location, timeline, and friction into role targets and prioritized next actions.

Protect sensitive information. Never enter classified information, controlled operational details, SSNs, DoD ID numbers, medical information, program names, or anything you are not authorized to share. Use general, approved, or redacted career information only.
Common questions

About CommandPath's
career intelligence tools.

Are CommandPath's career intelligence tools free?
Yes. Resume Intel and Clearance Intel are free to use and do not require an account. The personalized CommandPath career blueprint is a separate paid product available after a free preview.
Which career intelligence tool should I use first?
Use Resume Intel when you need to translate military duties into civilian resume language. Use Clearance Intel when you want to understand how a security clearance may affect your civilian options. Use the branch career guides when researching civilian roles by MOS, AFSC, rating, NEC, or SFSC.
How are the free tools different from the CommandPath blueprint?
Each free tool answers one focused question. The blueprint combines your service background, seniority, clearance, salary goals, location, timeline, goals, and blockers into a personalized career plan with role targets, gaps, positioning, and next actions.
Do the tools work for every military branch?
Yes. CommandPath supports service members and veterans from the Air Force, Army, Navy, Marine Corps, Coast Guard, and Space Force. Career guides are organized by AFSC, MOS, rating, NEC, and SFSC.
Can I enter classified or sensitive information into CommandPath tools?
No. Never enter classified information, controlled operational details, Social Security numbers, DoD identification numbers, medical information, program names, or information you are not authorized to share. Use approved, general, or redacted career information only. See the privacy policy for additional details.