AI compass from private sector to federal career — USAJobs search, salary, KSA
Your AI compass from private sector to federal career Federal job descriptions are 5 pages of legal language. GS grades, clearance levels, hiring paths — none of this is explained anywhere. connects Claude to the official USAJobs API and turns it into an AI advisor that speaks plain English. Built for tech professionals transitioning from private sector to federal/government careers. Searches…
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Your AI compass from private sector to federal career Federal job descriptions are 5 pages of legal language. GS grades, clearance levels, hiring paths — none of this is explained anywhere. connects Claude to the official USAJobs API and turns it into an AI advisor that speaks plain English. Built for tech professionals transitioning from private sector to federal/government careers. Searches federal job openings with optional filters — keyword, location, salary, clearance level Translates…
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