These tools are designed to support career planning, hiring, and equitable access to opportunity. While some tools are currently being updated, they remain useful starting points for exploring local resources, identifying career pathways, and connecting with talent. We’re working to improve and expand these offerings—stay tuned for updates.
Tools & Resources
Self-Sufficiency Calculator
Planning for a stable career takes more than just picking a job—it means understanding what you need to earn to support yourself and your family. The Self-Sufficiency Calculator helps you explore real-life costs of living in our region and compare them with wages across different jobs and industries. Use this tool to see where you are now, explore career options, and plan your next steps with confidence.
Digital Equity Asset Map
Need help with internet access, devices, or digital skills? The Digital Equity Asset Map connects you to local organizations offering free or low-cost tech support, classes, and resources across King County. Many programs serve BIPOC communities and are led by trusted, community-based partners. Use filters to find services in your area and in your language.
Map Your Career
Not sure what career path to take—or what’s even out there? Map Your Career is an easy-to-use guide that shows which industries are growing in Seattle-King County and what kinds of jobs they offer. Explore trends, wages, and career pathways in fields like healthcare, construction, and technology. It’s a great tool to help match your interests with opportunities.
Career Coach (Retired Tool)
Career Coach is no longer available as of May 28, 2025.
We’re working to improve our online tools and will share updates soon. In the meantime, explore other resources here to support your career journey and help you build your resume.
Talent Pipeline Application
The Talent Pipeline tool helps us—and our partners—understand how the local workforce is changing. It compares job supply and demand across industries in Seattle-King County, helping us identify where there are gaps or growing needs. This data supports educators, employers, and workforce planners in preparing for the future of work.
Know Your Rights Resources
We’ve gathered links to trusted organizations offering resources for immigrant workers and families—including legal assistance, workplace rights, and support during times of crisis. Whether you’re a community member or a service provider, these tools can help you navigate challenges and connect with support systems that protect your rights and well-being.