Recruiters don't speak MOS.
From service record to civilian shortlist.
After DD214 reads the full shape of your record — MOS, scope, leadership, equipment — and rewrites it in the language hiring teams search for. Scope and numbers stay; only the dialect changes.
Served as NCOIC of 12-man rifle squad; planned and executed 200+ combat patrols across 3 provinces during OIF rotation.
Led a 12-person operations team across 3 districts; planned and executed 200+ coordinated field operations over an 8-month high-complexity deployment.
Pick a target role. Bullets get rewritten in field vocabulary.
Paste a JD. Get fit, keyword, and impact subscores.
No resume yet? Chat your way to a polished draft.
Resume, CV, or LinkedIn rewrite. PDF or DOCX.
and counting — every one rewritten for a civilian hiring manager.
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Served as NCOIC of 12-man rifle squad; planned and executed 200+ combat patrols across 3 provinces during OIF rotation.
Led a 12-person operations team across 3 districts; planned and executed 200+ coordinated field operations over an 8-month high-complexity deployment.
Every step of the career pivot,
in one place.
Translate your experience
Pick a target role. Every bullet gets rewritten for that field's vocabulary — military acronyms expanded, clinical jargon softened, academic framing industry-ready — while scope and metrics stay verbatim.
Score against real job descriptions
Paste a JD. After DD214 extracts must-have keywords, grades coverage against your rewritten bullets, and flags missing requirements so you know exactly what to add before you apply.
Build from scratch or chat your way there
No resume to start with? Answer questions in plain English and After DD214 formats each answer into a polished section. Or drop a one-paragraph background and get a complete resume in one shot.
Export to PDF or DOCX
Pick from three ATS-friendly templates. Preview side-by-side. Download in the format the application asks for — same rewrite works across all of them.
Built the way we'd want our own record handled.
One record, built from everything you upload
A DD214, a performance eval (OPR, EPR, NCOER, FITREP), a transcript, a certification — each one enriches a single Career Record instead of disappearing into a file drawer. Nothing gets retyped for the next tool.
We translate. We never invent.
Every rewrite keeps your scope and your metrics exactly as you reported them. Led 12 people? The translated bullet still says 12 — we change the vocabulary, never the facts.
Built by someone who crossed the same bridge
20 years in the Navy, then years on the other side of the hiring desk in HR — interviewing and evaluating civilian candidates. This is the tool our founder wished existed when he made the jump himself.
Your records aren't the product
DD214s, evaluations, and transcripts are sensitive documents. They live on infrastructure we run ourselves — not scattered across a stack of third-party SaaS tools — and they're never sold or shared.
Whatever you did in uniform,
we translate it.
Infantry, security forces, surface warfare — scope and leadership land in operations and PM roles.
IT ratings, signal MOS, cyber AFSC, SFSC — every platform maps to a civilian equivalent.
Supply ratings, 88/92 MOS, 2S AFSC, Coast Guard StoreKeeper — procurement and ops translate directly.
Army 35 series, Navy CTI, Air Force 1N, Marine Intel — all reframed for data and strategy roles.
Corpsmen, medics, 68 series, PAs — clinical experience reframed for healthcare operations.
E-7+, warrant officers, O-3+, CWOs — leadership at scale translates to every civilian sector.
Questions, answered.
How does military to civilian resume translation work?
After DD214 reads your military resume — MOS/rate/AFSC codes, rank, unit, leadership roles, equipment, and accomplishments — and rewrites every bullet point using civilian job-board language. It maps military terminology to the keywords that ATS systems and hiring managers actually search for, while keeping your real numbers and scope intact. Nothing is invented; only the vocabulary changes.
Is After DD214 really free for veterans?
Yes. Veterans, military spouses, and dependents who verify their service with a DD214 or a .mil email address get Military Access — 5 free resume translations and career tool uses every day, forever. No subscription required.
What is a DD214 and why does it matter for civilian jobs?
A DD-214 (Certificate of Release or Discharge from Active Duty) is the official separation document for US military service members. It records your branch, rank, time in service, occupational specialty, decorations, and character of service. Civilian employers rarely understand military job codes and titles. After DD214 translates that record into language that matches the roles you're targeting.
Can I use After DD214 for a federal resume?
Yes. After DD214 includes a dedicated Federal Resume generator that formats your experience in OPM 2025 style — with CCAR-structured accomplishments, GS-grade equivalents, hours per week, and duty narratives — ready for USAJOBS applications.
What military branches does After DD214 support?
After DD214 supports all six US military branches: Army, Navy, Marine Corps, Air Force, Space Force, and Coast Guard. It understands branch-specific terminology — MOS (Army), NEC/Rating (Navy), MOS (Marines), AFSC (Air Force), SFSC (Space Force), and Rating (Coast Guard).
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Translate your first resume
in about 90 seconds.
Upload what you have. Pick a target role. Download the rewrite. The first one is on us.