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Flashy. Mine's also on github: https://github.com/arnar/cv https://github.com/arnar/cv PDF: http://www.hvergi.net/arnar/public/cv.pdf http://www.hvergi.net/arn
by arnarbi 14y ago
Flashy. Mine's also on github: https://github.com/arnar/cv https://github.com/arnar/cv
PDF: http://www.hvergi.net/arnar/public/cv.pdf http://www.hvergi.net/arnar/public/cv.pdf
- scott_s 14y agoBookmarked. I like yours better than the one above because of its simplicity. I have also have a plain Latex CV, but you chose better font types, sizes and widths for columns so it reads better than mine. Next time I do my CV, I'll probably use your template.
- stef25 14y agoWouldn't it look better if you right aligned your phone, mobile and email?
- levesque 14y agoI think you should put journal publications before conference publications, as they are generally regarded as more important.
- thisAintNoGame 14y agoThat depends on field. In most areas of computer science, conferences are more important than journals (journals generally just publish extended conference papers).
- SeanLuke 14y agoI am not aware of any CS field where conferences are in general more important than journals. Though there are a few conferences whose rigor approaches journal publication. I think the standard ordering is: books, chapters, journal articles, strongly refereed conferences, lightly refereed workshops, unrefereed works, dissertation. And numbered! Good grief.
- z303 14y agoI'd be tempted to move your contact information to the end, so the reader gets straight into content.
- gipsies 14y agoYou did an internship while being a PhD student? Just wondering if I'm seeing this right. Didn't know that was possible. Sounds very interesting though.