A minimalistic, multi-page CV template with BibLaTeX support, inspired by works of Sourabh Bajaj and Seojin Bang.
You can either fill the basic template on Overleaf, or edit the example CV provided here. Note that the template needs to be compiled with XeLaTeX or LuaLaTeX. Code is tested on Windows with Texmaker/Biber/MikTeX.
After installing all the necessary packages, following sequence fo commands should produce the pdf:
xelatex main.tex
biber main
xelatex main.tex
xelatex main.texAlternatively, a single command would suffice if perl is available:
latexmk -xelatex -bibtex-cond1 -silent main.texTo use the alternative headers just uncomment the relevant lines in the main tex file (and replace the photo with yours, if you are using \headingphoto). Social media icons are from fontawesome package, see its reference for a list of all available icons.
Theme color and bibliography style can similarly be set at the top of the main tex file. See Colors entry in LaTeX wikibooks for more predefined colors.
Template also supports Chinese and Cyrillic characters, you just need uncomment the relevant lines in the preamble.
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| Header with photo | Blue theme | Red theme |
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Available under the MIT license, but all the data is owned by me.




