This is my current CV. It has a bit of an idiosyncratic style as far as the build goes.

cv.Rmd is where most of the tweaking happens. I have long used a LaTeX CV, and this actually is one, but I wanted to be able to automatically pull some info from the internet so now I'm generating the LaTeX document via R Markdown after I scrape my Google Scholar page and check CRAN logs.

cv-simple.tex is the pandoc template used by cv.Rmd. It, in turn, uses the simplecv class defined by simplecv.cls, a version of Zach Scrivena's simple-resume-cv[https://github.com/zachscrivena/simple-resume-cv]. I have tweaked quite a bit but you can see the basic structure, which I wanted for its section headings in the left margin. There are a number of useful features in his version that I do not use or even removed in this because I needed to make it workable as a pandoc template.

You can generate the PDF using rmarkdown::render() directly or from the command line you can make as a shortcut.