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Translate your military job into space industry roles

Space operators, missile and avionics maintainers, satellite communications specialists, electronics technicians and many other service jobs map onto civilian space work. Enter your branch, job code and what you did, and it names the space industry roles your experience points to and writes resume lines in civilian terms.

Free, no sign-up. What you type is used for your answer and not stored.

Fill in the form and your answer appears here, ready to copy and edit.

How it works

  1. Pick your branch, enter your job and describe what you did.
  2. Add your clearance and certifications and where you want to go.
  3. Read the roles it names, then look at real openings and use the resume lines.

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Common questions

Which space industry jobs suit veterans?

Satellite and launch operations, integration and test technician work, RF and ground station roles, quality and mission assurance, and security all draw on military training, depending on what you did. The tool names roles from your own duties. See space jobs for veterans for open ones.

Does my clearance transfer to a civilian employer?

A clearance can often be carried over by a new cleared employer while it is still current, but the employer and the government decide that. The tool lists your clearance as you entered it and never says it will transfer.

Do I pay or sign up?

Neither. Your text goes to an AI model once to produce the answer, and we do not keep it.