Brad understood a shortfall between the people writing resumes and transitioning military. He fixed that void with his platform that provides more than just a resume but a whole toolkit to help veterans get interviews
Best Military Resume
After serving 8 years as a Navy Diver, my own transition out of the military was rough. I struggled to translate my experience, got zero traction on USAJobs, and wasted months applying to roles I was qualified for—but overlooked. That frustration drove me to learn the system inside and out. I eventually landed roles with the Navy, Air Force, and DHS, managing multimillion-dollar programs. But I never forgot how hard that first step was. That’s why I built BestMilitaryResume.com—to make sure other Veterans don’t have to go through the same mess. Every tool on the platform was built to solve a problem I faced during my transition.
Brad Tachi is the founder of BestMilitaryResume.com, an AI-powered platform built to help Veterans, military spouses, and dependents create federal and corporate resumes that get results. Since launching in late 2023, BMR has supported over 10,000 users and helped Veterans land GS roles and six-figure private sector positions. The platform offers free resumes, LinkedIn optimization, and tools built around the unique needs of the military community. Before launching BMR, Brad worked across multiple federal agencies—including the Department of Homeland Security, the U.S. Air Force, and the Department of the Navy—managing logistics, engineering programs, and multimillion-dollar federal contracts. He served 8 years in the U.S. Navy as a Diver, leading high-risk operations, managing equipment logistics across the Pacific, and supporting joint-force missions in Japan, Korea, and Singapore.
