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Yes, I use a plain resume: http://printf.net/resume.pdf http://printf.net/resume.pdf

• dalke 10y ago
  That looks very much like the sorts of resumes I see. (Software development in pharma/biotech.) I looked at enhancv.com's example. I've never seen resumes like those. They do not have much information content.
• cabbeer 10y ago
  Did you use LaTeX for that?
  • privong 10y ago
    > Did you use LaTeX for that? I'm not OP, but yes. The "creator" field in the PDF is: "LaTeX with hyperref package" and the "producer" field is "xdvipdfmx (0.7.9)".
  • cjbprime 10y ago
    Yeah, XeLaTeX via http://nitens.org/taraborelli/cvtex http://nitens.org/taraborelli/cvtex
• hei99 10y ago
  Chris, you have an impressive resume. Do you mind me asking why you went from vice president of engineering to engineer? What made you go back into an Engineer role again?
  • cjbprime 10y ago
    Thanks for the question. It's complicated -- I think the ideal for me is probably to cycle between individual contributor and more senior roles. I don't feel like you can be an effective VP Eng without coding and providing tech leadership, but it's hard to stay up to date enough to be able to provide that leadership while in the VP job. (And I have young kids, so hacking on an open source project after work isn't possible right now.)