For military spouses
Your career's flight plan for every PCS.
When orders arrive, EOB Air puts a flight plan around your career. Your employer gets the first chance to keep you, a network of employers near your new installation stands ready if it can't, and you decide every step. EOB Air is no cost to military spouses.
Choose your flight plan
Transfer my career
You work for an EOB Air partner and you have orders. Keep your career with your employer at the new installation, with the network as your backup.
Become Discoverable
You're looking for your next role, in the city you live in now or the one you're PCS'ing to. Partner employers there can find your anonymous Discovery Token.
Flight plan 1: Transfer my career
You choose whether to send a Heads-Up at all. Until you do, your employer hears nothing from EOB Air.
Phase 1
Verification
Link your employer. EOB Air confirms you work there, by a code sent to your work email or through your employer's designated contact.
Phase 2
Internal approach plate
EOB Air shows you your employer's open roles near your new installation, including internal postings. You choose which to pursue, through your employer's own transfer process.
Phase 3
EOB PCS Heads-Up
Send one dated notice to your employer: your destination city, arrival month and job family. Never your report date or unit.
Phase 4
Glidepath
Your employer's window to secure you a position near the new installation and make an offer. You see where it stands at every step.
Phase 5
Point of no return
The moment the glidepath closes, and where the velvet hammer lands. By then, your employer has either retained you with an offer near your new installation, or every EOB Air partner in your new city gains access to your anonymous Discovery Token. This point is set early on purpose: if your employer has no opening for you, you still have time to receive offers and interview with partners before you arrive. Either way, you land with options.
Phase 6
Network approach plate
Every partner employer in your destination city receives your notice and your anonymous Discovery Token. Employers that want to talk invite you, and you choose who learns your name.
Phase 7
Landing
You accept an offer and start work in your new city.
The velvet hammer
Your employer gets the first chance, and only that chance. If no offer arrives by the point of no return, your notice and Discovery Token go to every partner in your new city. Employers move faster, and you never wait on one company's answer.
Flight plan 2: Become Discoverable
Phase 1
Confirm you're a military spouse
EOB Air confirms you're a military spouse before anything is shared.
Phase 2
Build your Discovery Token
Upload your resume. EOB translates your experience into an anonymous, AI-readable Discovery Token: what you can do, never who you are.
Phase 3
Choose your city
Pick where you want to work: the city you live in now, or the one you're PCS'ing to, with your arrival month.
Phase 4
Network approach plate
Every EOB Air partner employer in that city sees your Discovery Token as a local or inbound candidate.
Phase 5
Landing
Employers that want to talk invite you. You choose who learns your name, and you accept the offer that fits.
What you will receive
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Your Discovery Token.
An anonymous, AI-readable career record that shows what you can do, never who you are, so employers' AI search tools can find your capability before you apply.
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Your employer's openings, before you move.
See your own employer's open roles near your new installation, including internal postings, and choose which to pursue.
DISCOVERABLEYour city, your choice.
Pick where you want to work: the city you live in now, or the one you're PCS'ing to, with your arrival month.
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First claim on keeping your job.
Your current employer gets a set window to offer you a position near your new installation, before anyone else.
DISCOVERABLEInterviews before you arrive.
Name your inbound city and arrival month, and partner employers there can invite you to talk before you move.
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A clock that works for you.
The point of no return is set early on purpose, so you always have time to interview with partners in your new city before you move.
DISCOVERABLENo single gatekeeper.
Every EOB Air partner in your chosen city sees your Discovery Token at once, so you never wait on one company's answer.
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A network waiting at your destination.
Every EOB Air partner employer in your new city can see you as an inbound candidate.
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Your name, your call.
No employer sees your name or resume until you release it to them.
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Paths for overseas and federal moves.
Options that follow your destination country's SOFA rules, and the DETO path if you work for a federal agency.
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Your move counts.
If you choose, take part in Your Next Move Counts: A Study for Military Spouses, included with EOB Air.
Your Discovery Token
Your Discovery Token is EOB's machine-readable career record, built for the AI tools employers now use to find talent. It translates your experience into the occupations and capabilities employers search for, and carries no name, contact details or other identifying information. Employers can find what you can do; only you decide who learns who you are.
Careers built to move with you
Paid, PCS-portable careers you can do remote or on site, starting with the EOB Navigator technology instructor role.
See what's comingOverseas orders
Before an overseas move, EOB Air checks the destination country's Status of Forces Agreement (SOFA) rules for spouse employment and shows which paths apply: remote roles, local partner locations where allowed, and on-installation jobs.
Federal employees
If you work for a federal agency, EOB Air points you to the Domestic Employees Teleworking Overseas (DETO) process: supervisor approval first, then DETO.
Privacy
EOB Air reads only what you permit, read-only, and never writes to your employer's systems. You can withdraw permission at any time. EOB Air offers choices. It does not make decisions about people.
