Joseph Barnett — CV

Single-source CV. Edit cv.yaml, run make, get every format.

Build

make            # render the web page + all 3 PDFs + Markdown + LaTeX source
make publish    # build, then refresh the repo-root cv.html + resume.pdf
make open       # build, then open the HTML page in your browser
make docx       # also produce dist/cv.docx (Markdown → Word, for ATS portals)
make clean      # remove dist/

Published files (stable URLs)

cv.html and resume.pdf live at the repo root because external sites link to them directly — those paths must stay put. make publish regenerates them from cv.yaml (web page → cv.html, two-column PDF → resume.pdf) without changing the URLs. Everything else is build output under dist/ (gitignored).

Outputs (dist/)

File	What it is	Use for
cv.html	Modern responsive two-column page	View / host on Pages; share with humans
cv-singlecol.pdf	Modern single-column PDF	Upload to job portals (ATS-clean)
cv-latex.pdf	Classic LaTeX-typeset PDF	Upload (ATS-clean); the "on paper" look
cv-twocol.pdf	Two-column sidebar PDF	Share with humans — not for ATS
cv.md	Plain Markdown	ATS, LinkedIn, web forms
cv.tex	LaTeX source	Compiled into cv-latex.pdf

See docs/design/ats-review.md for why the two-column layout is web/human-only: parsers read its sidebar out of order. Single-column and LaTeX parse cleanly.

How it works

build.py loads cv.yaml and renders the Jinja2 templates in templates/, then drives headless Chrome (single- and two-column PDFs) and tectonic (LaTeX PDF). Inline **bold** / *italic* in cv.yaml is converted to the right markup per format, so the content stays format-agnostic.

Dependencies

• HTML, single/two-column PDF, Markdown: Python 3 with pyyaml + jinja2, and Google Chrome.
• LaTeX PDF: tectonic (brew install tectonic). If absent, make builds everything else and skips cv-latex.pdf.
• make docx: pandoc.