This is my resume. It's written in TeX, based on the awesome Deedy Resume and inspired by Johannes Schickling's resume. I added a preview generation and defined a Docker image to run it without any hassle. The resume itself has a smaller bibliography to fit more publications and a sidebar with an added about section and more skills instead of coursework to focus on actual experience.
- Small bibliography to fit more publications
- Sidebar with about section at the start
- Sidebar without coursework, IMHO superfluous if you have work experience
- Sidebar with extended skills section, to focus on said experience
Just use Docker, or:
Everything is contained in the provided Dockerfile that can be used with the Makefile. Just run:
make
Please keep in mind that a full latex installation is required and thus the docker image needs around 2GB of storage. If you have latex installed already an want to use the Resume, you can follow the steps below to save diskspace.
There is a Makefile that defines all outputs (although with docker required). You can find all the commands there, here's a quick howto though:
First, install all dependencies (latex-full, xelatex, bibtex, imagemagick, fonts). Then, to generate pdf and jpg files:
# generate pdf with latex and bibtex
xelatex -synctex=1 -interaction=nonstopmode resume.xtx
bibtex resume.aux
xelatex -synctex=1 -interaction=nonstopmode resume.xtx
xelatex -synctex=1 -interaction=nonstopmode resume.xtx
# generate the jpg preview
convert -density 300 -flatten resume.pdf -resize 50% -quality 66 resume.jpg