TeXume

I would like to give credit to two repositories that I used while developing this project. My resume started as a derivative of Trey Hunner's repository but has slowly become unique over time. I also found that Anagha Kumar's resume fit the style I was looking for.

This project serves two purposes:

1. To share my resume with the world
2. To help other computer science students make LaTeX Resumes

How to make your own TeXume:

1. I recommend installing TeXstudio as your IDE and MiKTeX as a dependency manager. They work quite well together and are available on Windows, Mac, and Linux. However, you can also use Overleaf which is a in-browser editor and dependancy manager.
2. Download either using the green button in the top right corner or git

   git clone https://github.com/jack17davis/TeXume.git

3. Begin by editing resume.tex. This is the main file and where most edits are necessary. In resume.cls I have created a number of environments that operate somewhat like functions; Provide a Job environment your title, dates, and employer and it will format that information into a job on the resume.

Example job in resume.tex

The corresponding output in resume.pdf

Please feel free to reachout at jack17davis@gmail.com.