LatexCV

About

LatexCV keeps a résumé, a full CV, and a cover letter in one LaTeX repository. It is based on Awesome CV and adapts that template for a single profile, with shared personal and experience content feeding separate document entry points.

The repository treats the PDFs as build artifacts rather than files edited by hand. The source remains reviewable as text, while the latest release provides stable download links for the generated documents.

Highlights

• Shared LaTeX content reduces repetition between the résumé, CV, and cover letter.
• Awesome CV provides consistent typography and layout across the documents.
• GitHub Actions builds documents for pushes and pull requests, then publishes release assets for qualifying content changes on master.
• The portfolio can link to the latest résumé release asset instead of carrying a separately maintained copy.

How it works

Experience, education, skills, and projects are written in separate LaTeX files. The résumé and CV assemble these shared sections, while the cover letter reuses the same personal details and styling with its own letter content. Updating a shared section carries that change into each document that includes it.

LaTeX combines that content with the Awesome CV template to produce formatted PDFs, handling typography, spacing, and page layout. The resulting résumé, CV, and cover letter are ready to download, share, or attach to an application.

GitHub Actions rebuilds the PDFs when the source changes. Content updates on master publish a new release, so the latest download links point to the updated documents.

Project details

• Documents: résumé, curriculum vitae, and cover letter
• Source: modular LaTeX based on Awesome CV
• Automation: GitHub Actions artifacts and content-triggered releases