qbss / just-another-research-cv

📝 A not-so-fancy but still a pretty research CV :fireworks: :tada:

Just Another Research CV

Motivation

Research or Academic CVs like are often not very good looking and feel very clunky. By give a slight tint and using better fonts, the style and look of the CV can be made much better.

This template is adapted from Yet Another Awesome CV (YAAC) and is an effort towards making academic/research CVs more cool looking.

The instructions are similar to YAAC.

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Quick start

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About

YAAC: Another Awesome CV was first based on a CV template from Alessandro Plasmati. This template used XeLaTeX engine and Fontin Sans font.

Personal data has moved on top of the first page just before the position and Fontin Sans font has been replaced by Source Sans Pro Font from Adobe. Font Awesome icons highlight important elements.

Unlike Alessandro Plasmati CV template, all layout stuff in YAAC: Another Awesome CV has moved in the Latex class file yaac-another-awesome-cv.cls to improve source code readability and style reusability.

More informations about the original Alessandro Plasmati template can be found here :

• Scribd
• LaTeX Templates
• ShareLatex

How to use YAAC: Another Awesome CV latex class

Use the YAAC: Another Awesome CV options

When declaring the \documentclass you can use option(s) to customize your CV rendering.

% Used with no option, the template will use the 'traditional' 
% header layout your system fonts and the default color scheme ie. blue
\documentclass{yaac-another-awesome-cv}

% Used with localFont option the template will use the 'traditional' 
% header layout, fonts included in the fonts directory and the default color scheme
\documentclass[localFont]{yaac-another-awesome-cv}

% Used with localFont option, the template will use the 'alternative' 
% header layout, your system fonts and the default color scheme
\documentclass[alternative]{yaac-another-awesome-cv}

Construct the header

Outside of the \socialinfo wrapper you have to define the mandatory parameters \name and \tagline.

% Define author's name
% Usage: \name{<firstname>}{<lastname>}
% Mandatory
\name{Christophe}{ROGER}

% Define author's photo (optional)
% Usage \photo{<diameter>}{<photo>}
\photo{2.5cm}{darwiin}

% Define author's tagline
% Usage: \tagline{<tag line>} 
% Mandatory
\tagline{Chef de projet IT}

Most social network have their command to render a clickable link or a simple text entry.

% Render author's linked-in (optional)
% Usage: \linkedin{<linked-in-nick>}
\linkedin{christopheroger}

% Render author's viadeo(optional)
% Usage: \viadeo{<viadeo-nick>}
\viadeo{christopheroger}

% Render author's github (optional)
% Usage: \github{<github-nick>}
\github{darwiin}

% Render author's email (optional)
% Usage: \email{<email adress>}
\email{[email protected]}

Put these command in the \socialinfo wrapper. Feel free to add \\ when you want to force a new line.

\socialinfo{
  \linkedin{christopheroger}
  \viadeo{christopheroger}
  \github{darwiin}\\
  \smartphone{[phone]}
  \email{[email protected]}\\
  \address{2 Rue du quartier, 98765 Ville, Pays}\\
  \infos{Né le 23 septembre 1982 (35 ans) à Nouméa, Nouvelle-Calédonie}
}

Use the \makecvheadercommand to generate the header.

\makecvheader

Construct the comptences or skills section

To list your awesome skills as keyword lists you first have to declare the keywords environment and then fill it with a list of keywordsentry

% Begin a new keywords environment to show us your awesome keywords
  \begin{keywords}
    
    % Here's go your keyword lists group by categories
    \keywordsentry{Frameworks}{Spring, Spring Boot, \textbf{Ionic 3}, Angular 2, Angular 4, ZK, JBoss RichFaces}
  \end{keywords}

Construct the experiences section

To describe your experiences you have first to declare the experiences environment

% Begin a new experiences environment to use experience and consultantexperience macro
\begin{experiences}

% Here's go your experiences

\end{experiences}

Then you can describe your experiences using \experience and \consultantexperience entries. Each entry must be separated by the \emptyseparator

% Begin a new experiences environment to use experience and consultantexperience macro
\begin{experiences}

% The experience entry work as below and can be used to describe a job experience
  \experience
    {End date}      {Experience title}{Enterprise}{Country}
    {Begin date}    {
    				  experience details
                      \begin{itemize}
                        \item Item 1: _Item 1 description_
                        \item Item 2: _Item 2 description_
                        \item Item 3: _Item 3 description_
                      \end{itemize}
                    }
                    {Technology highlights}

% The emptyseparator macro is used to create white space in your experience
  \emptySeparator

% The consultantexperience macro is very similar to the experience macro, but offer you 
% the possibility tu put client details
  \consultantexperience
    {End date}        {Experience title}{Enterprise}{Country}
    {Begin date}      {Client job title}{Clent enterprise}
                    {
                      experience details
                      \begin{itemize}
                        \item Item 1: _Item 1 description_
                        \item Item 2: _Item 2 description_
                        \item Item 3: _Item 3 description_
                      \end{itemize}
                    }
                    {Technology highlights}
\end{experiences}

Construct the languages section

The languages section use the skills environment.

% Begin a new skills environment and fill it with skill entries
  \begin{skills}

% Render a skill in the skills environment
% Usage: \skill{<skill>}{<level between 1 and 5>}
    \skill{Français}{5}
    \skill{Anglais}{4}

% End the skills environment    
  \end{skills}

Construct the scolarship section

The scolarship section use the scolarship environment.

\begin{scholarship}

  % Render a scholarshipentry in the scolarship environment
  % Usage: \scholarshipentry{<date>}{<description>}
  \scholarshipentry{2007}
    {Master STIC Professionel filière MBDS de l'Université de Nice Sophia Antipolis (Master Informatique spécialité Multimédia, Base de Données et intégration de Systèmes)}
  \scholarshipentry{2005}
    {Licence Sciences et Technologies, Mention Informatique, de l'Université de Nouvelle-Calédonie}
\end{scholarship}

Construct the projects section

The projects section use the projects environment.

\begin{projects}
  \project
    {Simply City}{2017 - 2018}
    {\website{https://www.simplycity.nc}{https://www.simplycity.nc} \website{https://innovation.engie.com/fr/news/actus/territoires/simply-city-lappli-qui-simplifie-la-ville-au-ces-2018-avec-engie/8156}{Présentation CES 2018} }
    {Simply City est une application mobile, gratuite et participative destinée à tous les habitants, visiteurs et touristes qui séjournent dans une ville. L’application permet de connaître toutes les informations et services utiles en temps réel.}
    {Ionic 3,Typescript,Javascript,Visual Studio Code}
        
\end{projects}

Construct the references section

The references section use the references environment.

  \begin{references}

    % Here's go your references

  \end{references}

Then you can list your references as follow:

  \begin{referees}
    \referee
      {John Snow}
      {Lord Commander of the Night Watch}
      {Night Watch}
      {[email protected]}
      {[phone]}

    \referee
      {Géry Loutre}
      {Architecte logiciel}
      {Cafat}
      {[email protected]}
      {[phone]}

  \begin{referees}

License

Latex class file yaac-another-awesome-cv is published under the term of the LPPL Version 1.3c.

All content files are published under the term of the CC BY-SA 4.0 License.