Resume template written with LaTeX

🎓 A clean and customizable one-page LaTeX resume template for developers and tech professionals.

Features

• A4 format with compact layout
• Modern, minimalist design
• Well-structured sections (Skills, Experience, Education, Projects, etc.)
• Custom sidebar line for grouped experience (e.g., multiple roles in same company)
• Fully customizable: colors, fonts, spacing

Preview

📄 Sample PDF

Getting Started

Option A — VS Code with LaTeX Workshop

1. Install the LaTeX Workshop extension by James Yu.
2. The project already includes a .vscode/settings.json that configures XeLaTeX as the compiler — no extra setup needed.
3. Open main.tex and save the file. The PDF preview will open automatically on the side.

Tip: Use Ctrl+Click on the PDF to jump to the corresponding line in the source (SyncTeX). Use Ctrl+Alt+J in the .tex file to jump to the corresponding position in the PDF.

Option B — Local (Linux / macOS / Windows)

This template uses fontspec, so it must be compiled with XeLaTeX (not pdflatex).

Linux (Ubuntu/Debian):

sudo apt install texlive-xetex texlive-fonts-extra
xelatex main.tex

Note: The template uses Liberation Sans as the main font (a free, metric-compatible substitute for Arial). If you want to use Arial instead, install the Microsoft core fonts first:

sudo apt install ttf-mscorefonts-installer

Then change line \setmainfont{Liberation Sans} back to \setmainfont{Arial} in main.tex.

macOS:

brew install --cask mactex
xelatex main.tex

Windows:

Install MiKTeX or TeX Live, then run:

xelatex main.tex

The output main.pdf will be generated in the same directory.

Option C — Overleaf (easier, no local setup)

1. Import the project (main.tex file) to Overleaf.
2. Go to Menu → Compiler and select XeLaTeX (the default pdflatex will fail).
3. Compile and preview directly in the browser.

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