Resume

Privacy-Preserving Build System

This resume uses a dual-build system to keep contact information private in version control while maintaining a functional local copy.

Files

• contact-info.tex - Your actual contact info (git-ignored, not committed)
• contact-info-redacted.tex - Public version without email/phone (committed to git)
• resume.pdf - Private version with full contact info (git-ignored)
• resume-public.pdf - Redacted version for public sharing (committed to git)

Building

# Build private version (with your real contact info)
make private
# or just
make

# Build public version (redacted for git commits)
make public

# Clean build artifacts
make clean

# Clean everything including PDFs
make cleanall

First-Time Setup

If you're cloning this repo, copy the template to create your own contact file:

cp contact-info.tex.template contact-info.tex
# Edit contact-info.tex with your actual contact information

Workflow

1. Edit resume as normal
2. Build private version for yourself: make private
3. Build public version for git: make public
4. Commit only resume-public.pdf to version control

VS Code Auto-Build on Save (LaTeX Workshop)

The project is configured to work with LaTeX Workshop extension:

Setup: LaTeX Workshop should be installed (recommended via .vscode/extensions.json). If not:

code --install-extension james-yu.latex-workshop

Auto-build on save:

• Edit any .tex or .cls file and save
• make private runs automatically via LaTeX Workshop
• The private PDF (resume.pdf) updates automatically

Manual builds:

• Click the build icon in LaTeX Workshop sidebar, or
• Cmd+Alt+B - Build with LaTeX Workshop
• Cmd+Shift+B - Build with VS Code tasks (if you prefer)

Build public version:

• Open command palette (Cmd+Shift+P)
• Type "LaTeX Workshop: Build with recipe"
• Select "make-public"
• Or use tasks: Cmd+Shift+P → "Tasks: Run Task" → "build-public"