Gallery Items tagged Résumé / CV
Your curriculum vitae (CV) or resume is often the first impression you’ll make on a prospective employer, and it’s important to stand out amongst the crowd. These templates provide a range of styles – classical, professional, academic, plain, fancy – which can be adapted to fit your personal preference. Sections for employment history, education, skills, experience, publications and interests can be arranged to best show off your fit for the role you’re applying for, whether you’re a graduate fresh out of university or an experienced professional looking to change career.
Peter J's CV
Created using the Deedy CV/Resume XeLaTeX Template
Version 1.0 (5/5/2014)
This template has been downloaded from:
http://www.LaTeXTemplates.com
Original author:
Debarghya Das (http://www.debarghyadas.com)
With extensive modifications by:
Vel (vel@latextemplates.com)
Peter J
Nourchene Belouehm's CV (Computer Networks Engineer)
Created using the ModernCV template
nourchene
Shuguang Han's CV
Shuguang Han's CV
Shuguang Han
Curriculum Vitae Eraldo Barbosa
Eraldo Barbosa's CV
Eraldo
Sekkaf el MehdiI's CV
Sekkaf el MehdiI's CV
Bendaou hamouda
Kyle Y. Parsotan's Curriculum Vitae
Kyle Y. Parsotan's CV
Created using the Modern CV template
kyle Parsotan
Ritabh Ranjan's CV
Ritabh Ranjan's CV
Ritabh Ranjan
Tibault Reveyrand's Résumé / Curriculum Vitae
With Overleaf, edit online instantly my personal Résumé / Curriculum Vitae, and download a PDF version.
This résumé is also available on my web site
Tibault Reveyrand
Monocol Navbar CV
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.
Sarah Lang