A customizable resume/CV template focusing on clean and concise presentation, with a touch of color.
This template is available on typst Universe!
To compile this project you need the following:
Build the document once with
typst compile main.typ
Build the document whenever you save changes by running
typst watch main.typ
The following code provides a minimum working example:
#import "@preview/modern-resume": *
#show: modern-resume.with(
author: "John Doe",
job-title: "Data Scientist",
bio: lorem(5),
avatar: image("avatar.png"),
contact-options: (
email: link("mailto:john.doe@gmail.com")[john.doe\@gmail.com],
mobile: "+43 1234 5678",
location: "Austria",
linkedin: link("https://www.linkedin.com/in/jdoe")[linkedin/jdoe],
github: link("https://github.com/jdoe")[github.com/jdoe],
website: link("https://jdoe.dev")[jdoe.dev],
),
)
== Education
#experience-edu(
title: "Master's degree",
subtitle: "University of Sciences",
task-description: [
- Short summary of the most important courses
- Explanation of master thesis topic
],
date-from: "10/2021",
date-to: "07/2023",
)
// More content goes here
See main.typ for a full example that showcases all available elements.
Example outputs for different color palettes:
Default colors | Pink colors |
---|---|
The template allows you to make it yours by defining a custom color palette. By default, the template loads the configuration located at template/config.yaml:
theme:
primary: "#313C4E"
secondary: "#222A33"
accentColor: "#449399"
textPrimary: "#000000"
textSecondary: "#7C7C7C"
textTertiary: "#ffffff"
You can change the location of the configuration file by passing it to the compiler via
typst compile file.typ --input config=path/to/config.yaml
This section introduces the visual elements that are part of this template.
Import this element from the template module with pill
.
#pill("German (native)")
#pill("English (C1)")
#pill("Teamwork", fill: true)
#pill("Critical thinking", fill: true)
Import the elements from the template module with experience-edu
and experience-work
respectively.
#experience-edu(
title: "Master's degree",
subtitle: "University of Sciences",
task-description: [
- Short summary of the most important courses
- Explanation of master thesis topic
],
date-from: "10/2021",
date-to: "07/2023",
)
#experience-work(
title: "Full Stack Software Engineer",
subtitle: [#link("https://www.google.com")[Some IT Company]],
facility-description: "Company operating in sector XY",
task-description: [
- Short summary of your responsibilities
],
date-from: "09/2018",
date-to: "07/2021",
)
Import this element from the template module with project
.
#project(
title: "Project 2",
subtitle: "Data Visualization, Data Engineering",
description: [
- #lorem(20)
],
date-from: "08/2022",
date-to: "09/2022",
)
Run the tests with
typst compile tests/test_lib.typ --root . --input config=tests/config.yaml
or with
nix flake check
This project would not be what it is without:
- Font Awesome Free | providing the icons