A two-page, two asymmetric column resume template in XeTeX built on top of Deedy-Resume. This template is specifically designed for senior engineers and above who have extensive experience across multiple teams and companies.
This resume template is ideal for:
- Senior engineer and above who have worked across multiple teams/companies and have a lot to mention in their resume.
- Showing soft-skills and leadership experience - The two-page format allows you to highlight leadership roles, mentoring experience, and cross-functional collaboration.
- Showing personal project / portfolio with links - Dedicated space to showcase your personal projects, open-source contributions, and portfolio links.
- Adding logos for tech you worked on to make it easily be understood by HR team (optional but advantageous) - Visual tech stack representation helps HR quickly identify relevant skills.
This template uses OpenFonts - free, open-source fonts that provide excellent readability:
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Lato (main font) - Used for body text, headings, and name section with various weights:
- Lato-Lig (Light) - Main body text
- Lato-Reg (Regular) - Bold text
- Lato-Hai (Hairline) - Name section
- Lato-Bol (Bold) - Subheadings
- Lato-RegIta (Regular Italic) - Bold italic text
- Lato-LigIta (Light Italic) - Italic text
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Raleway (sans-serif font) - Used for section headings, descriptors, and location:
- Raleway-ExtraLight - Date and section headings
- Raleway-Medium - Descriptors and location
All fonts are included in the fonts/ directory and are freely available for use.
Common LaTeX resume-builders such as moderncv and the friggeri-cv look great if you're looking for a multi-page resume with numerous citations, but usually imperfect for making a thorough, single-page one. A lot of companies today search resumes based on keywords but at the same time require/prefer a one-page resume, especially for undergraduates.
This template attempts to look clean, highlight details, be a two-page format suitable for experienced professionals, and allow useful LaTeX templating.
- Compiles only with XeTeX and required BibTex for compiling publications and the .bib filetype.
- Uses open-source fonts (Lato and Raleway) that are freely available and work across all platforms (Windows, macOS, Linux).
- OpenFonts version - as a direct download
- Overleaf.com (formerly WriteLatex.com) (v1 fonts/colors changed) - compilable online
- ShareLatex.com (v1 fonts changes) - compilable online
- Added publications in place of societies.
- Collapsed a portion of education.
- Fixed a bug with alignment of overflowing long last updated dates on the top right.
- Fixed several compilation bugs with \renewcommand
- Got Open-source fonts (Windows/Linux support)
- Added Last Updated
- Moved Title styling into .sty
- Commented .sty file.
- Merge OpenFont and MacFonts as a single sty with options.
- Figure out a smoother way for the document to flow onto the next page.
- Add styling information for a "Projects/Hacks" section.
- Add location/address information
- Fix the hacky 'References' omission outside the .cls file in the MacFonts version.
- Add various styling and section options and allow for multiple pages smoothly.
- Overflows onto second page if any column's contents are more than the vertical limit
- Hacky space on the first bullet point on the second column.
- Hacky redefinition of \refname to omit 'References' text for publications in the MacFonts version.
This project is built on top of Deedy-Resume by Debarghya Das.
Copyright 2026 Prabhat Gupta
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