The LaTeX source code for my CV is available below and may be
used freely by anyone interested in creating their own CV or resume in
LaTeX. The template is based on the article class and only requires
the hyperref and geometry packages, both of which are standard.
To use the template, simply edit the file cv-us.tex and run
pdflatex cv-us.texIf you prefer the Palatino font from the mathpazo package (part of
psnfss, a standard package with most LaTeX distributions) to the
default Computer Modern font, uncomment the corresponding lines in the
preamble.
Don’t forget to change the author and title in the PDF metadata section. If you don’t, my name will appear in the document properties of the PDF and in search engine indexes.
July 29, 2008: I am actually using Gaël Varoquaux’s Garamond
package for my own CV rather than the Palatino font from the
mathpazo package used in the template. Both are very beautiful
fonts however, and this discrepancy is only due to the fact that the
Garamond fonts must be installed manually.
July 7, 2008: I have completely rewritten the template so that it
no longer depends on the res.cls style file. It also has a
substantially different layout.