The Federal USAJOBS résumé template, the cleared defense-contractor résumé template, and the military-to-civilian skills worksheet — bundled at one price for the 6–12 month transition window.
Three printable PDFs. Lifetime access. No subscription.
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Each PDF has a worked (fictional) example, instructions per field, and a layout tuned to the readers who will actually be grading you. The two resume templates and the worksheet share branding and footer so a recruiter who lands on more than one sees the through-line.
4–6 page federal résumé: announcement-specific header, per-duty supervisor, narrative accomplishments, explicit KSA response block.
usajobs-federal-resume-template.pdf
Preview the template2-page résumé for cleared primes (SAIC, Booz Allen, Leidos, CACI): clearance on top, acronym-heavy skill band, scope-led bullets.
defense-contractor-resume-template.pdf
Preview the template30 military-to-civilian mappings across 25B / 25S / 25Q / 25U / 25W and NCO leadership, each with a target GS-2210 grade.
military-to-civilian-skills-worksheet.pdf
Preview the templateThe two resume templates are parallel documents in the source data — same MOS, same cleared NCO, two presentations tuned for two different panels. The worksheet is the translation table that lets you write either one yourself.
USAJOBS grades against KSAs in narrative paragraphs. Defense primes (SAIC, Booz Allen, Leidos, CACI) grade against acronym-heavy skill bands with clearance on top. One resume cannot serve both — you need two formats tuned to each panel.
25B / 25S / 25Q / 25U / 25W and senior-NCO leadership all translate into civilian language a USAJOBS GS-2210 IT Specialist panel recognizes. The worksheet shows the mapping for 30 signals/NCO roles — so you can write the resume paragraphs yourself, instead of paying a writer to do it for you.
All three documents download as printable PDFs. The two resume templates ship with worked (fictional) examples, instructions per field, and a footer branded for Musterbridge. The worksheet lines up each military term with its civilian translation and a target GS grade.
Platoon sergeants, section chiefs, senior NCOs — anyone who already owns scope, teams, and outcomes but needs the civilian language.
25-series MOS, network operations, SATCOM, NOC, COMSEC, spectrum — the work that translates cleanly into GS-2210 IT Specialist narratives.
Already past the ETS decision but not yet inside the application sprint. Long enough to study the templates; short enough that the resume needs to ship, not be redesigned from scratch.
The cohort pairs these templates with weekly coaching, a 90-day application plan, and direct intros to cleared recruiters. Reserve a founding-member seat below.