Philip J. Linden

I am an engineer who is passionate about the design, analysis, and operation of space systems and imaging technologies.

• LinkedIn
• GitHub
• Resume

This Repository

This repository is the source code used to generate my resume.

I have omitted my home address, phone number, and email address from the public version of this document in the interest of privacy.

The TeX class and document layout may be used as a template under the LPPL license. Forks of this repository are welcome.

Compiling from TeX

To compile this document from source:

1. Ensure the following LaTeX packages are installed.
   1. titlesec (customize header styles)
   2. geometry (page layout)
   3. hyperref (insert hyperlinks)
   4. fancyhdr (fancy header and footer)
   5. lastpage (reference number of pages in doc)
   6. enumitem (fancy lists)
   7. url (insert links)
   8. fontenc (T1 font encoding)
   9. lmodern (use Latin Modern Sans Serif)
   10. fontawesome (high quality web icons)
2. Clone this repository git clone git@github.com:philiplinden/resume.git
3. Compile resume.tex with your preferred TeX compiler.

Tectonic in VS Code

Tectonic is my preferred TeX compiler.

1. Visit the website for installation instructions.
2. Add tectonic or its install directory to your $PATH and restart VS Code.

LaTeX Workshop is the VS Code extension I use for TeX editing.

1. Open the Extensions view in VS Code.
2. Install LaTeX Workshop.

With Tectonic and LaTeX Workshop installed, add the following to your VS Code settings.json.

"latex-workshop.latex.recipes": [
   {
      "name": "tectonic", // shows up in the recipe list
      "tools": [
            "tectonic" // points to the entry below for execution
      ]
   }
],
"latex-workshop.latex.tools": [
   {
      "name": "tectonic",
      "command": "tectonic",
      "args": [
            "-X", // use the V2 CLI
            "compile", // just compile the tex, don't use Tectonic.toml
            "%DOC%.tex"
      ],
      "env": {}
      }
]

The tectonic recipe will now be available in LaTeX Workshop. for compiling .tex files. See the Tectonic V2 CLI docs for more information.