模板 — CVs and résumés

A CV template that scales well for different number of work experiences, education levels, etc. you might want to have in your resume. This template aims to have a reasonably modern look while still being easily modifiable and extendable, without breaking the layout.

Resume Template by Krishna Priyatham Potluri

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. Link: https://github.com/themagicalmammal/Resume/tree/MagicalCV

This is an example usage of bidimoderncv.cls, provided by the bidi package. (The example has been modified to use fonts available on Overleaf.) This example uses the Arabic script, but can be adapted for use other RTL scripts (e.g. Hebrew).

This is a Resume Template created by me for a Fresher.

A to-the-point LaTeX template for resumés, aimed to help you write a visually pleasing CV. Writing an engaging Resume is not an easy task. This template will help you by providing you with a basic structure in which to enter your personal information. Additional features include: color theme options (blue/green), clickable references to socials and contact information, a GDPR mode to redact sensitive information. This template is published under the MIT license and can be downloaded in full from: https://github.com/sddevelopment-be/DojiCV

This is a CV template suitable for anyone. This template needs to be compiled with XeLaTeX. Original by Adrien Friggeri (MIT license) with modifications by Alejandro Pérez Londoño (CC-BY)

A Very Simple LaTeX Resume Template

The Monocol Navbar CV is a CV template inspired by simple websites with a main infinite scroll body and a little navigation at the side. Only that here, the navigation is the contact info. The image can easily be taken away if not wanted or needed (but it’s still customary in German speaking areas). Apart from being inspired by simple website navbars, inspiration credit also goes to Jan Kuester’s Left Sidebar CV with the paracol separation rule. More information on using the included infographics in the blogpost linked below. The github is here. The blogpost to go with it is here.