barrucadu/cv

My CV: https://www.barrucadu.co.uk/cv.pdf

Based heavily on Deedy-Resume and moderncv.

This CV uses non-free fonts!

You likely won't have them and, if you do, you won't have them stored at the same paths as me. So if you want to use this as a base for your own CV, you'll need to change the fonts in barrucadu-cv.cls.

Usage

\documentclass[a4paper]{barrucadu-cv}

It is intended that the CV be broken into sections, where each section contains only one type of entry. Entries of the same kind look consistent, but there is some variation between entries of different types which may not look good if juxtaposed.

Personal details

Shown in the header of the first page:

\firstname{first name}
\familyname{family name}

Shown in the footer of every page:

\address{city}{country}
\email{email address}
\homepage{website url}
\linkedin{linkedin username}
\twitter{twitter username}
\github{github username}

All are required.

Sectioning

\section{main section title}
\section*{main section title}

Creates a new section with the title text capitalised and a dividing line drawn above it, which is omitted if the section is at the top of a page. The starred variant never draws the line.

\subsection{name}

Creates a heading suitable for containing multiple entries involving the same place (for example, multiple degrees at the same institute).

Entries

\begin{cventry}{dates}{title}
  description
\end{cventry}

All entries are defined in terms of the cventry environment. Here are some special cases:

\phdthesis{year}{title}{institute}

\published[doi]{year}{title}{publisher}{authors}{venue}

If the "venue" field is set, it and not the publisher is shown; if unset, the publisher is shown.

Miscellaneous

\link[optional text]{link}
\httplink[optional text]{link}
\githublink[optional text]{username}{repository}
\emaillink[optional text]{email address}

All produce a clickable link and, if the text is not given, display the given link or email address. The default text for a github link is "github: username/repository".

\keyword{word}

Emboldens a term.

\begin{tightitemize}
  \item item contents
\end{tightitemize}

A bulleted list environment using less space than the usual.

Dependencies

Compiles with XeTeX.