This is the most recent version of my resume.
I decided that hosting it on github yieded several benefits:
- Accessibility — I can clone my files from anywhere and edit my resume there
- Practice makes perfect — By updating major changes onto GitHub, I keep basic git commands from going rusty
- Giving back — Seeing as the original came from another GitHub repository, it makes sense for me to also put my altered version up as well so @cies and others can see changes I've committed, and derive inspiration from that.
- Reference — Allows me to store and access previous resume versions from online, should I need to reference something I deleted with no access to my home PC
After cloning the repository onto your local machine, if you are building on a Linux, run this command in terminal to build the resume with your edits:
pdflatex ./Resume.tex
The resume, complete with your edits, should show up as Resume.pdf in the current directory.
Résumé is currently under the MIT license. You are able to fork, edit, reuse and review the files in this repository freely.