#LaTex CV/Resume Template This template focuses on the following:

• Clean, sparse design
• Highly readable typography
• Customizability

Table of Contents

• Documentation
  • Importing the Class
  • Name
  • Contact Info
  • Section Title
  • Entry
  • Entry Detail
• Skeleton Code

#Documentation

###Importing the Class Put the following at the beginning of your tex file:

\documentclass{my_cv}

This will take care of everything (font, margins, etc.), so there is no need to style the document separately.

###Name

\name{my name}

###Contact Info The contact section takes 4 parameters:

\contact{1}{2}{3}{4}

These will be displayed in one line underneath your name, with a dot separating each entry. Of course, this can be easily modified to accept more entries.

Example:

\contact{phone}
	{email}
        {website}
        {address}

###Section Title Used to structure the resume body.

\section{Education}

\section{Work Experience}

###Entry The resume entry. There are two types:

1. entryA: An entry that stands on its own, e.g. "College Name"
2. entryB: An entry that has a secondary specifier, e.g. "Job Title, Company Name"

EntryA takes 2 parameters:

\entryA{College Name}{2010 - 2014}

EntryB takes 3 parameters:

\entryB{Job Title}{Company Name}{2010 - 2014}

Notice that both entry types take a time period as their last parameter. This can be left blank if it does not apply:

\entryA{Programming Languages}{}

###Entry Detail A bullet point used to describe an entry. Needs to be encapsulated in an itemize.

\entryB{Job Title}{Company Name}{2010 - 2014}
\begin{itemize}
  \entrydetail{Responsibility 1}
  \entrydetail{Responsibility 2}
  \entrydetail{Etc.}
\end{itemize}

#Skeleton Code

\documentclass{my_cv}
\begin{document}

\name{}
\contact{}{}{}{}

\section{}

\entryA{}{}
\begin{itemize}
  \entrydetail{}
\end{itemize}

\entryB{}{}{}
\begin{itemize}
  \entrydetail{}
\end{itemize}

\end{document}