Sebastian Villa Cuellar's Professional Resume Material with implemented Github Tracking
Feel free to Fork and utilize anything as a template for your resume, just reference the My Usage and For You sections below.
Main Project Repository structure: (Browse File Tree Here)
📁Resume/
├──📝sebvc_Resume.docx # To Edit Resume
├──📄sebvc_Resume.pdf # Shareable PDF
└──🗃️sebvc_Resume.md # For Git Version Control Tracking
Click Here to view my Resume Pdf or Paste https://sebvc.github.io/Resume/sebvc_Resume.pdf to your Browser.
Visit https://github.com/sebvc/Resume to view Resume progression tracked on GitHub and explore the full Repo
- Edit the master Resume document, a MS Word
.docxfile - Export to a
.pdfdocument - Run the desired
convert.jl(julia) orconvert.py(python) script to convert to Markdown and track changes with git - Commit and push all to GitHub Repository and GitHub Pages
The Convert Scripts can be executed with Julia or Python in on the command line in the Resume Directory.
The scripts I provided are run with either julia .\scripts\convert.jl OR python .\scripts\convert.py
They both convert the file from from .docx to .md and insert a few stlying lines to the new .md file. The variables in the script specify the name of the files it reads and produces.
My MS Word document is composed of a full page table with many merged and split cells. I use pandoc, an open-source comandline document converter, to convert from
.docxto.md. It's key to note that I convert it to MultiMarkdown (mmd) rather than regular markdown as mmd has better Table formatting that still renders nicely on github, but converting it to any Markdown syntax or even a plain text files would function simmilarly for tracking changes with Git.
I use following command-line to convert my MS Word .docx file to a MultiMarkdown .md file:
pandoc -f docx -t markdown_mmd sebvc_Resume.docx -o sebvc_Resume.md
I also preview the .md file on VSCode, so for formatting sake I add the following CSS Styling file to the head of the .md file and any images or icons rendered in the pdf are stored in the same ./media/ directory:
<head> <link rel="stylesheet" href="media/style_block_insert.css"> </head>
This Resume, and more specifically this Repo, is Open-Source, not Open-Contribution, similar to SQLite and Litestream.
I want people to freely be able to access and modify my Repo and my Resume as a resource and template to improve their own, but not directly affect/change my original Personal copy. That is the Reason for the BSD 3-Clause License, it is freely and easily permisive, but unless allowed by myself, my name must be removed from redistributions of the material.
I encourage you to Feel Free to leave suggestions, comments, and/or even endorsemnts in your own words, but any direct contributions (such as merges and Pull Requests) will most likely be ignored.
If you wish to enquire more (with questions or opportunities) please contact me thorugh any of the ways found at the top of my Resume or Website and I will get back to you soon.
To be implemented soon