Bare Metal Cv

% https://github.com/deluf/bare-metal-cv/

% --- DOCUMENT SETTINGS ---

\documentclass[11pt]{article} 
% This line defines the overall class (type) of the LaTeX document.
% Different classes have different default settings, commands, margins, fonts, and behavior.
% Common classes are "book", "letter" and "article".
% The latter is the most appropriate for short documents such as a CV/resume

\pagestyle{empty}
% No headers, no footers, no bullshit (e.g., removes the page number when using the "article" class)

\setlength{\parindent}{0pt} 
% Disables automatic paragraph indentation (i.e., does not indent the first word of each new line)

% --- PACKAGES ---

% Packages expand the functionality of plain LaTeX. We are only going to use the bare minimum:
\usepackage{charter}    % A better looking font (IMO, feel free to remove)
\usepackage{geometry}   % A standard package for adjusting the layout of the document
\usepackage{hyperref}   % Clickable links/urls
\usepackage{enumitem}   % Gives fine control over lists

% --- PACKAGES SETTINGS ---

\geometry{
    letterpaper,
    % "letterpaper" is the US standard for printable paper. 
    % The rest of the world uses "a4paper", which is slightly taller and narrower.
    % Not that big of a deal IMO, no one prints CVs nowadays. Change only if you have a reason to
    left=0.075\paperwidth,
    right=0.075\paperwidth,
    top=0.05\paperheight,
    bottom=0.05\paperheight
    % Margins are expressed in percentages relative to the paper dimensions.
    % You can also specify the margins in millimiter (mm), inches (in) or points (pt)
}

\hypersetup{
    colorlinks=true,
    linkcolor=blue,
    urlcolor=blue
}

\setlist[itemize]{
    % A slightly smaller bullet point instead, raised to be center aligned with the text
    label=\raisebox{1pt}{\footnotesize\textbullet},
    topsep=0pt,       % No space above/below the list
    itemsep=0pt,      % No space between items
    parsep=0pt,       % No space within items
    leftmargin=20pt   % Reduced space left to the bullet point
}

% --- CUSTOM COMMANDS ---

\newcommand
{\opensection}[1]{
    \uppercase{#1}  % The section title (passed as the only [1] argument)
    \vspace{3pt}    % Vertical space to separate from the section above
    \hrule          % An horizontal line
    \begin{center}  % Slightly offset the contents of the section
    \begin{minipage}[]{0.975\textwidth}
}

\newcommand
{\closesection}{
    \end{minipage}
    \end{center}
}

\newcommand
{\smallvspace}{
    \vspace{5pt}
}
% Custom vspace command used for consistent spacing across the document

% --- BODY ---

\begin{document} % The actual content starts here - the ones above are just settings

% --- NAME & CONTACTS ---

\begin{center} 
    
    {\LARGE \textbf{FirstName LastName} } \\
    % Use a big (\LARGE) font size and bold (\textbf) font weight for the title (\\ means line break).
    % For a full list of possible font sizes, check: https://www.overleaf.com/learn/latex/Font_sizes%2C_families%2C_and_styles#Putting_it_all_together
    
    \smallvspace
    
    % For this section, restrict the horizontal space to 90% of the document body (\textwidth).
    % Adjust the percentage as needed (completely remove the minipage to use all available width)
    \begin{minipage}{0.9\textwidth}
        +00 000 000 0000 \hfill 
        \href{https://github.com/you}{github.com/you} \hfill 
        \href{https://yourwebsite.org}{yourwebsite.org} \hfill
        \href{https://linkedin.com/in/you}{linkedin.com/in/you} \hfill 
        email@example.com
    \end{minipage}

    % Notes:
    % \hfill expands to as much horizontal space as needed to fill a whole line
    % \href syntax is: \href{true url}{display text}

\end{center}

% If your links don't fit on a single line, you can build pretty much any layout
%  using \hspace{} \hfill \\ and \vspace (anyway you can ask any LLM to do that)

% --- EXPERIENCE ---

\opensection{Experience}

\textbf{Company name} \hfill Jan 2025 - Current \\
Job title \hfill City, State
\begin{itemize}
    \item Accomplished X by implementing Y which led to Z
    \item Increased test coverage of the Android app by 80\%, which reduced bug tickets from users by 50\% 
    % Note how you must escape (prefix with \) the % symbols otherwise they are interpreted as comments
    \item Built a Node.js API and microservice from scratch with 70\% + unit test coverage to serve 100,000+ users
\end{itemize}

\smallvspace

\textbf{Company name} \hfill Jun 2023 - Sept 2023 \\
Job title \hfill City, State 
\begin{itemize}
    \item Reduced android client size by 4.2 MBs, which is correlated to a 0.4\% increase in signups
    \item Helped the team achieve a X\% increase in velocity through the use of the burndown chart and Jira
    \item Developed and deployed an machine learning model to mitigate first-party fraud by \$2.7M in Q4\texttt{'}19
\end{itemize}

\closesection

% --- EDUCATION ---

\opensection{Education}

\textbf{University name} \hfill May 2026 \\
Degree name \hfill City, State
\begin{itemize}
    \item Final grade / GPA / Thesis title
    \item Track / Relevant coursework
\end{itemize}

% Note: if you type " (e.g., in the thesis title), LaTeX will probably substitute it
%  with some kind of "smart" or "fancy" quote instead. To force plain ASCII " you can
%  user \verb|"| or \texttt{"}

\smallvspace

\textbf{University name} \hfill Sept 2023 \\
Degree name \hfill City, State
\begin{itemize}
    \item Final grade / GPA / Thesis title
    \item Track / Relevant coursework
\end{itemize}

\closesection

% --- PROJECTS ---

\opensection{Projects}

\textbf{Project name} | \textit{Tech stack}
\hfill [\href{https://github.com/you}{github.com/you/a}] \\
Developed an open-source library with Y+ GitHub stars that solves Z problem

\smallvspace

\textbf{Project name} | \textit{Tech stack}
\hfill [\href{https://github.com/you}{github.com/you/b}] \\
Created a monitoring dashboard for CI/CD pipelines; downloaded X times; adopted by Y enterprise teams

\smallvspace

\textbf{Project name} | \textit{Tech stack}
\hfill [\href{https://github.com/you}{github.com/you/c}] \\
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\closesection

% --- ACHIEVEMENTS ---

\opensection{Achievements}

\begin{itemize}
    \item Volunteered for X cause, raised Y\$
    \item X player ranked among top Y\% in Z year ratings
    \item Competed in X, achieved score Y (top Z\% out of W participants)
    \item Awarded scholarship X of Y\$ for Z reason
\end{itemize}

\closesection

% --- EXTRACURRICULAR ---

\opensection{Extracurricular}

\textbf{Skills}: Cloud computing (Hadoop, Spark), object-oriented programming (Java, C++), linux systems, functional programming (Erlang, Haskell)

\smallvspace

\textbf{Languages}: Italian (native), Ukrainian (native), English (full professional proficiency)

\smallvspace

\textbf{Personal interests}: Trekking, rowing, mixed martial arts, fishing

\closesection

\end{document}