cv-latex

To tailor a LaTeX CV, you create a job-specific variant from your master `cv.tex` source without overwriting the original. This involves generating role-specific files, storing the job description snapshot, and compiling the tailored version to a new PDF.

Yes, LaTeX CV variants are compiled from isolated directories without overwriting the master document. The system safely stores role-specific versions separately and only publishes the main `cv.pdf` artifact when explicitly requested.

Maintaining consistent page counts requires applying evidence-preserving tailoring to the LaTeX source. By adjusting role emphasis and making structured edits to the master CV, the layout and page boundaries remain stable during compilation.

Updating the published PDF artifact requires compiling the master `cv.tex` file using latexmk from the correct directory. The published output in `assets/pdfs/cv.pdf` is only updated through this controlled, explicit compilation process.

Yes, this LaTeX CV workflow operates within a Git repository to manage master sources and job-specific variants. It relies on structured directories to safely store role context, job snapshots, and tailored LaTeX files.

Keeping job description snapshots provides auditable context for your tailoring decisions. Storing the exact job posting alongside the role-specific LaTeX variant ensures you can review fit assessments and application rationale later.