Federal resume writing for USAJOBS
A federal resume is a different document from a private-sector one. We write compliant, keyword-matched federal resumes that carry the details HR screeners require and match your target USAJOBS announcement.
USAJOBS-compliant
Hours per week, salary, supervisor, series and grade, all the specifics a federal HR reviewer looks for.
Matched to the announcement
We mirror the specialised experience and keywords in your target posting so you score well.
Written by a real team
Not a template. We turn your background into clear, evidence-backed federal experience.
How it works
- 1
Send your target announcement
Share the USAJOBS posting (or the series and grade) and your current resume.
- 2
We write and match
Our team drafts a compliant federal resume matched to the announcement.
- 3
Review and finalise
We revise with your feedback and deliver the final document ready to submit.
New to federal applications? Start with our federal resume format guide.
Frequently asked questions
How is a federal resume different from a normal resume?
A federal resume is longer (often 3 to 5 pages) and must include specifics a private-sector resume leaves out: hours worked per week, salary, supervisor details, and the job series and grade. It is written to match a USAJOBS announcement closely.
How much does a federal resume cost?
Federal resumes are specialised, so pricing depends on your grade level and target announcement. Message us with your target role and we will send a quote.
Do you match the job announcement?
Yes. Federal hiring is keyword-driven. We mirror the language, specialised experience and qualifications in the USAJOBS announcement so your resume scores well and reads clearly to HR.
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