LaTeX templates — CVs and résumés

Most overleaf users have a curriculum vitae or a resume, but how many have an Anti CV? An Anti CV is the opposite of a CV, hence the name. It is a document detailing all of your professional failures. Why would anyone want that? It can be helpful down the road to remind yourself or to show others how much you failed before getting to where you wanted to be.

A template for a CV for a undergraduate student or graduate student. Fields for publications, presentations, education and job experience.

A resume for tech applications, with an Education, Experience, Personal Project, and Technical Skills section.

This resume template follows the structure and content of the USAJobs resume builder for applying to US federal government positions with a nice, clean format that is machine-readable. Simply edit each section of the resume in the Resume Sections folder with your own information. Edit the header information in Your Resume.tex and choose which sections you would like to include. A list of professional publications can be typed in manually, or compiled automatically with biblatex using the supplied example citations.bib.

Official CV template for IISERB placement cell

Template for simple professional CV

Resume for Jawaharlal Nehru University students

With Overleaf, edit online instantly my personal Résumé / Curriculum Vitae, and download a PDF version. This résumé is also available on my web site

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.