Find an entry-level federal job that fits
- You take a 25-question quiz that lasts 10–15 minutes
- We'll match you with federal occupations that hire at entry level, based on your interests
- You see how much each job hires, what's open now, and what you need to qualify
Not affiliated with USAJOBS or the U.S. Office of Personnel Management. This is an independent rebuild of the government's Career Explorer, using its published hiring records and job postings. The official tool is at usajobs.gov/careerexplorer.
How this works
You rate 25 kinds of work by how much you'd want to do them.
Every job here has its own score for those same 25 things, from 0 to 4. A 0 means that kind of work isn't part of the job. A 4 means it's most of what the job is. We compare your answers to those scores and show you the closest matches. You can see the scores for any job on its card.
An AI wrote those scores, reading real job postings for each one rather than going off the job title. We haven't checked every job by hand, so treat the scores as a starting point and not the last word.
The rest of what you see on a card comes from government records: how many people the job hires in a year, how many openings are posted right now, and what education it asks for.
See every question the model was asked and every answer it gave, for all 302 jobs — the job postings it read, the exact prompt, and the scores it returned.
How interested are you in doing this at work?
Your results
Ranked by how well the work matches what you said you wanted.