Network and systems administrator
Norfolk Naval Station · Remote eligible
Cloud administrationSkill gap
Explore civilian jobs, find care, and organize your benefits paperwork. Start with your military experience and build from there.
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Find help with your next job, health care, benefits, and family needs, wherever you are in your career.
For veterans & service members
Find civilian jobs related to your MOS, AFSC, or rate. Compare the skills each job needs and the available salary estimates.
For veterans
Search VA and community providers by specialty and location. Compare provider details as you decide where to seek care.
For veterans & service members
Tools designed to help organize benefits-related information and next steps.
For families
Find career, education, and caregiving resources for your family, including spouse employment and license portability support.
For everyone
Coaching, peer community, and a VSO directory are on the way.
Track your Individual Transition Plan, Career Readiness Standards, and Capstone review. See the tasks to discuss with your TAP counselor.
Type your MOS, AFSC, or rate. Get civilian titles, O*NET codes, and salary bands. No resume needed.
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Try your MOS or start typing a job title and select from the list
See your setup progress, review your profile, and pick up your next task.
Setup progress
See which setup steps are complete and which still need attention.
Profile details
Review your service history, skills, and supporting documents.
Next task
See which document to upload or task to complete next.
Write your resume, compare salaries, review your skills, and plan your next TAP workshop.
Resume
Build a civilian resume from your military experience. Compare it with a job's requirements and edit it before applying.
Get the interview
Salary
Compare available salary estimates by location and experience as you prepare to apply or negotiate an offer.
Know the market
Skills
Review civilian skills related to your military role. Find credentials to explore and requirements you may still need to meet.
See what transfers
Transition
Check the session topic, time, and location before you register.
Still serving
Nobody who wore the uniform should have to rebuild their career story from scratch or navigate VA benefits alone.
Military transition is a family transition. A civilian career decision can change where a household lives, how a spouse works, and how a family organizes education, caregiving, and support. VetAnvil is being built to connect these decisions while recognizing that service members, spouses, and caregivers have distinct goals and responsibilities. Its broader ambition is lifelong veteran and family success.
No. Employers make hiring decisions, and the VA determines benefit eligibility. VetAnvil helps you describe your military experience, explore jobs, and organize your paperwork.
Read our privacy policy for details about how we use your records and personal information. Contact us if you have questions before uploading documents.
Any US service member or veteran, at any point: first enlistment, mid-career, the months before you separate, or after you are out. Spouses and caregivers are welcome too.
TAP is the official pre-separation curriculum. VetAnvil tracks your ITP, CRS checklist, and Capstone so you arrive prepared, then stays with you after the last briefing.
Create your profile to explore civilian jobs, find care, and organize your benefits tasks.