About USFederalJobs
USFederalJobs is a free, independent platform created to provide U.S. federal employees and job applicants with interactive planning tools and data visualizations.
Our Mission
Navigating the federal government's hiring process, grade qualifications, and compensation scale can be incredibly complex. Our mission is to make this public information easily accessible, clean, and interactive. We build web-based tools that allow users to search for active jobs geographically, calculate locality-adjusted General Schedule (GS) salaries, and estimate their future Federal Employees Retirement System (FERS) pensions with confidence.
Features & Tools
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map
USAJobs Map Search
Instead of scanning endless lists of job opening text, our visual explorer lets you see active federal hiring locations directly on an interactive map of the United States.
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calculate
2026 GS Pay Scale Calculator
Instantly estimate your base salary, locality adjustments, and total annual earnings for any OPM Grade, Step, and geographic locality area across the nation.
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monitoring
FERS Pension Calculator
Formulate retirement projections using your High-3 average salary, years of creditable service, and sick leave options based on current OPM pension rules.
Data Integrity & Transparency
We hold our tools to the highest standard of accuracy. All calculations, grade structures, and pay tables are based entirely on official documentation and publications released by the U.S. Office of Personnel Management (OPM). Live job openings and career descriptions are fetched dynamically from the official USAJOBS Search API.
While we strive to keep all calculations up-to-date and accurate, please note that all tools are intended as planning aids. Official hiring determinations and final salary offers are made exclusively by the specific employing federal agencies and OPM.
info Independent Disclaimer
USFederalJobs is a privately owned website and is completely independent. We are not affiliated, associated, authorized, endorsed by, or in any way officially connected with the United States Government, the Office of Personnel Management (OPM), USAJOBS.gov, or any other government department, agency, or bureau.