Resume Template

A clean, customizable LaTeX resume template designed for professionals across various industries. This template allows for easy customization to suit your personal style and career goals.

Usage

1. Overleaf (Recommended):

   • Go to Overleaf and sign in or create a free account if you don't have one.
   • Click on New Project and choose Blank Project.
   • Name your project, then upload both resume_content.tex and resume_main.tex files into the project.
   • Open resume_main.tex in the Overleaf editor.
   • Click on the Recompile button to generate your PDF resume.

2. Local Setup:

   • Install a LaTeX distribution: TeX Live for Linux/Windows, MacTeX for macOS.
   • Clone this repository to your local machine.
   • Open resume_main.tex in your preferred LaTeX editor.
   • Compile the document to generate your PDF resume.

Customization

Personal Information

Edit the following commands in resume_content.tex to update your personal details:

\name{Your Name}
\email{[email protected]}
\phone{+1234567890}
\linkedin{linkedin.com/in/yourprofile}
\github{github.com/yourusername}

Summary

Modify the \summary command to reflect your professional summary:

\newcommand{\summary}{Your professional summary goes here. Highlight your key skills and career objectives.}

Work Experience

Update the \workexperience command with your work history. Use the following format for each job:

\textbf{Job Title} | Company Name \hfill Start Date - End Date

\begin{itemize}
    \item Achievement or responsibility
    \item Another achievement or responsibility
\end{itemize}

Education

Edit the education section using these commands:

\newcommand{\university}{University Name}
\newcommand{\universitylocation}{City, Country}
\newcommand{\educationdates}{Start Year - End Year}
\newcommand{\degree}{Your Degree}
\newcommand{\educationdescription}{Brief description of your studies, achievements, or relevant coursework.}

Projects

Update the \projects command to showcase your projects. Use a similar format to the work experience section.

Skills

Modify the \skills command to list your skills. Use the \skillBullet command to separate skills:

\newcommand{\skills}{
\textbf{Category:} Skill 1 \skillBullet Skill 2 \skillBullet Skill 3
}

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.