I've been there myself, wondering what to do with all the information from TAPS class, how to write a resume, or how to translate military jargon into civilian terms. These were challenges I faced when leaving the military, and I understand firsthand the confusion and uncertainty that can come with it. Years ago, I navigated this path alone when transitioning in 2005, and I eventually found myself working as a contractor on an Air Force Installation, setting the stage for my journey working for the government. With over 20 years of experience in federal contracting and federal employment, I've helped service members transition into their next career chapter, regardless of the industry.

My primary mission is to assist individuals in effectively translating their military skills and experiences into the civilian job market. This, in turn, helps them secure meaningful employment opportunities while also fostering their personal development and well-being.

I served honorably in both the U.S. Navy and U.S. Air Force. My personal challenges during my transition journey have given me unique insights into the hurdles faced by military personnel as they enter civilian life. I understand the importance of showcasing military skills and achievements in a way that resonates with potential employers. To address this, I offer tailored resume writing services that emphasize transferable skills acquired during military service and present them in a format that aligns with industry standards.