LaTeX personalisation ===================== Projects (CV bullets) --------------------- - **Location**: ``job_hunt/cv_and_letter/loader/variants_cv.tex`` One ``\newcommand`` per project. Each renders as a titled bullet block inside the CV. .. code-block:: latex \newcommand{\cloudscale}{ \textcolor{color3}{\textbf{CloudScale — Distributed Microservices Platform}:} \begin{itemize} \item Designed and deployed a \href{https://github.com/you/cloudscale}{microservices platform} handling 1M+ daily requests with 99.9\% uptime on AWS. \item Emphasised scalability through clean, containerised architecture. \end{itemize} } Add one block per project. The command name (e.g. ``\cloudscale``) must match the value in ``prompts/projects/projects_name_to_latex.md``. Projects (cover letter inline) ------------------------------- - **Location**: ``job_hunt/cv_and_letter/loader/variants_cl.tex`` One ``\newcommand`` per project. Each renders as a short inline phrase inside the cover letter sentence. .. code-block:: latex \newcommand{\cloudscale}{ \textit{CloudScale}, a distributed microservices platform designed to handle high-throughput workloads with fault-tolerant, containerised services on AWS} The command name must match the corresponding CV command exactly. Cover letter body paragraphs ----------------------------- - **Location**: ``job_hunt/cv_and_letter/loader/variants_cl.tex`` Each career track needs a fixed closing paragraph. The command selected at compile time is ``\body`` — e.g. ``backend`` → ``\bodybackend``. .. code-block:: latex \newcommand{\bodybackend}{ My primary focus has been designing and optimising backend systems under demanding performance and reliability constraints ... } \newcommand{\bodydata}{ My professional interests have increasingly gravitated towards large-scale data infrastructure — robust ingestion pipelines and low-latency stream processing ... } \newcommand{\bodyproduct}{ Alongside my systems background, I have developed a strong interest in product-facing engineering ... } Edit the text to match your voice. Add a new ``\body