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A LaTeX template for academic CVs https://codeberg.org/leouieda/cv/raw/branch/pdf/cv.pdf
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Curriculum Vitae

These are the LaTeX sources for my academic CV.

Download the latest compiled PDF: cv.pdf

Template

You're free to reuse and modify this template under the terms of the BSD 3-clause License (see LICENSE.txt).

To use it:

  • Click on the "Use this template" button to grab a copy of the repository.
  • Install Tectonic, either from their website or using the conda environment.yml file provided in the repository.
  • Fill out the variables and fields in the .tex file.
  • Compile the PDF to check the results with make show.
  • Make a commit to register your update.
  • Push an updated PDF to the pdf branch of this repository with make deploy. The PDF will be available at https://codeberg.org/USERNAME/REPOSITORY/raw/branch/pdf/cv.pdf.

About

I decided to make my own template after using moderncv for a while. I wanted a cleaner look and something that is more unique (as much as an academic CV can be). It was also a chance for me to learn some LaTeX templating (and procrastihack a little).

Building and deploying

I use Tectonic to build the PDF from the sources. It's very convenient, can be installed from conda-forge, and is faster than using a normal LaTeX compiler. There are many ways to install it (see their website for instructions).

I highly recommend using the Makefile:

  • make: builds the PDF
  • make show: opens the PDF on the default web browser
  • make clean: removes the built PDF and any other generated files
  • make deploy: pushes the latest version of the PDF to the pdf branch of this repository (overwriting the single existing commit to avoid bloating the repository)

License

All LaTeX template source code is distributed under the BSD 3-clause License.