Templates for industry resumes, academic CVs and cover letters.

To be used for creating resumes, academic CVs and cover letters (so-called ATS-friendly) with sharing and updating the same data among all the documents.

Copyright (c) 2025 Mariusz Matusiak [email protected]

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Content

• academic/ - a directory with a root academic_cv.tex file including smaller section-specific .tex files to create an academic CV,
• industry/ - a directory with a root resume.tex file including smaller section-specific .tex files to create an industry resume,
• cover_letter/ - a directory with a root letter.tex file including smaller section-specific .tex files to create a cover letter,
• data/ - a directory with section-specific .tex files containing common shared data of an Applicant, including:
  • bibliography/ - a directory with BibLaTeX bibliography files,
  • img/ - a directory to store Applicant's photos (optional, check hiring preferences in your field and location)
• .vscode/ - a directory with handy VS Code configuration files.

Prerequisites

• installed LaTeX distribution
• shell terminal with the GNU MAKE >= v3.8 support

Setup

1. Edit Makefile and provide:
   • a path to your LaTeX executable -> latexbin
   • your signature (recommended lowercase) -> signature
   • a path where your output files shall be moved -> cv_storage
2. Edit content of the data/ directory files.
3. Run:

make (all)

to create all documents at once.

4. Run:

make academic

to create the academic CV.

5. Run:

make letter

to create the cover letter.

6. Run:

make clean

to delete all generated files and output_/ directories.

Changelog

v0.2.0 [2025-02-28]

• Added support for cover letter.

v0.1.0 [2025-02-27]

• Added support for academic CV.

Acknowledgments

Icons provided by: "Font Awesome by Dave Gandy - http://fontawesome.io" and ported to a LaTeX package by Marcel Krueger. Kudos to Font Awesome Team.