Gallery Items tagged Résumé / CV
Your curriculum vitae (CV) or resume is often the first impression you’ll make on a prospective employer, and it’s important to stand out amongst the crowd. These templates provide a range of styles – classical, professional, academic, plain, fancy – which can be adapted to fit your personal preference. Sections for employment history, education, skills, experience, publications and interests can be arranged to best show off your fit for the role you’re applying for, whether you’re a graduate fresh out of university or an experienced professional looking to change career.
Academic CV by Diego
A single-column CV for academics. It includes conditional compilation tags for showing/hiding fields with personal information (e.g., phone number, Gmail, Skype) and professional references. Page margins are also customizable.
Carlos Diego Nascimento Damasceno
Off_campus_template
Off Campus Resume template for college students.
Tejas Khairnar
MagicalCV
MagicalCV is a LaTeX template for a resume, inspired by many existing resumes'. It is made to be beautiful & also is compact to fit in as much data as you can.
It is made by Dipan Nanda, you can find it in MagicalCV Github(https://github.com/themagicalmammal/MagicalCV).
Dipan Nanda
IIT Madras Resume Template (2-page)
Resume Template (2 or more pages) for Engineering Graduates.
Original: Xavier Danaux (xdanaux@gmail.com)
Rajib Das Bhagat
Curriculum Vitae Latex
Curriculum Vitae in Latex
Huu Duc Nguyen
PhD CV Template
A CV for research scholars/PhD Students.
Gaurav Tripathi, Mohit Singh
Resume Template by Anubhav
A single column resume template with a clean layout.
Anubhav Singh
data-science-tech-resume-template
A simple and clean resume template written with all the appropriate conventions such as standalone subfiles for content, and separate class file for formatting code. Updated to also use fancyhdr formatting package.
Timmy Chan
Anti CV
Most overleaf users have a curriculum vitae or a resume, but how many have an Anit CV? An Anti CV is the opposite of a CV, hence the name. It is a document detailing all of your professional failures.
Why would anyone want that? It can be helpful down the road to remind yourself or to show others how much you failed before getting to where you wanted to be.
Stephen Fay