A job-search toolkit built for one pivot
Your experience is right.
The wording is what's costing the interview.
You've done the work — budgeting, forecasting, workforce planning, systems, process improvement. Crosswalk translates that real experience into the exact language a target role uses, so screeners and hiring managers see the fit immediately. Then it preps you to walk in and close.
Job Board
Every currently-open government analyst, budget, program & operations role across Northern California — verified, filterable by region and deadline, with direct apply links.
Open board → 02Resume Tailor
Paste your resume and a job description. Get it rewritten in their language — same true experience, their keywords — plus an ATS keyword list, honest gap check, and a match score.
Tailor a resume → 03Interview Prep
The questions they'll actually ask, how to structure each answer, a story bank to rehearse, confidence coaching, and a stand-out checklist for the day.
Prep an interview →Why this works
Interviews without offers is a positioning problem, not a qualifications problem.
Speak their dialect
A "Financial Analyst" and a "Management Analyst" often do the same work under different words. We map your bullets to the posting's competencies so the reviewer never has to translate.
Beat the keyword screen
Most public-sector applications are filtered on the supplemental questionnaire and keyword match before a human reads them. We surface the exact terms to include — honestly.
Widen the funnel
The five towns you targeted post analyst roles a few times a year. We opened the search to every NorCal county so there's always something live to apply to today.
Convert the interview
Strong on paper, no offer usually means the story isn't landing. We rehearse structured, confident answers to the questions this specific role will ask.
Roles that fit your experience
Lead with these titles in the Resume Tailor. In government, the same profile is usually called Management Analyst or Administrative Analyst — that's your highest-volume target.