LaTeX templates — CVs and résumés

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A simple academic CV / resume template. This is the blog post to go with it. It will also be maintained on this github repo. Note that there is also a version without image available.

Simple Academic Resume. github repo here. See also the two other version of it.

The Bullet Material CV is a minimalist template with a professional feel. Designed with a LinkedIn-like layout, this template reliefs the burden of worrying about customization and rather focuses on increasing productivity by filling out your CV's content in proper sectioned files; that can be later imported to the main.tex file via the \input{filename} command. Best of Luck!

Inspired by Peppa Pig

License: MIT License A single-column XeTeX resume template with lots of breathing room and a simple top-down, left-right hierarchy; designed to be clean and ATS-friendly

For young researchers Insired by https://www.overleaf.com/latex/templates/modern-cv-template/kmkzxwnmvmqq

Creating a professional CV or resume is quick and easy with Overleaf and writeLaTeX. With this free template you can start editing online instantly, and download a PDF version to send to employers and recruiters when you've finished. Here we use a great template produced by howtotex.com, and if you're looking for a different style why not checkout our full gallery of CV and Résumé templates. If you're new to LaTeX, checkout our free online introduction to LaTeX course for more hints on writing and editing in LaTeX.

This template design was based on the Google Material Design for the new Android 5.0 L version. The original can be found at the author's Github site. The font used was the font Roboto used in Android. Used the elegant font iconset for icons (colors were changed acording to the color of the separator).