For veteran-serving training providers & organizations
Get more veterans hired. The outcome your funding depends on.
If your funding is tied to how many veterans you place, training providers, grant-funded programs, and placement-driven nonprofits alike, Job Machine is the AI that gets them into jobs.
- DRDaniela R.Medical Assistant1hOffer
- MJMarcus J.IT Support Specialist2hInterview
- STSofia T.Logistics Coordinator5hInterview
- AKAndre K.HVAC Technician1dApplied
- LPLinh P.Dental Hygienist1dApplied
The stakes
However your funding works, it comes back to placement. Grant-funded programs have placement numbers they have to hit. Nonprofits are funded on how many veterans they get hired. And training providers, including VET TEC providers, only collect in full when a veteran actually lands a job. Placement isn't a nice-to-have, it's the outcome you're paid for.
Hit the placement milestone
The AI works every veteran toward a real job, the event your funding is tied to.
Translate service into civilian work
We turn an MOS and military experience into a resume the private sector understands.
Spare them the rejection grind
Veterans don't face hundreds of cold applications alone. The machine does the volume.
Applying to job after job and hearing nothing feels like failing, over and over. Many veterans don't know how their military experience translates, and the advice they get rarely helps.
- ?Hundreds of cold applications
- ?Silence, then more silence
- ?MOS that doesn't translate
- ?Advice that rarely helps
- Resume that reads civilian
- Applications sent for them
- Hired faster, supported
What happens now.
- MOS translated
- Civilian-readable
- Past the screening tech
Their experience, translated
A civilian resume that makes their MOS and service legible to employers.
- Applied
- Scheduled
- Prepped
The applying happens for them
No grinding through rejection alone. We apply, schedule, and prep.
Hired faster, when it matters most
A quick, supported transition, because the time after service is when meaning and momentum matter.
Start with a pilot.
Run a limited number of veterans and see the placement results yourself.