# Mike Eberlein — Resume

Single-page resume for Mike Eberlein (Engineering Manager — automotive infotainment / software-defined vehicles).

**Single content source: `resume.yaml`.** Two renderers (LaTeX and ODT) read the YAML and emit format-specific files. DOCX is produced by converting the ODT with LibreOffice. Edit `resume.yaml`; the generated `.tex` should not be edited by hand.

## Files

| File | Purpose |
| --- | --- |
| `resume.yaml` | **Source of truth.** Edit this. |
| `render_tex.py` | YAML → `MikeEberlein_Resume.tex`. LaTeX preamble lives inline. |
| `render_odt.py` | YAML → `MikeEberlein_Resume.odt`. ODT styles live inline. |
| `MikeEberlein_Resume.tex` | Generated. Do not edit by hand. |
| `MikeEberlein_Resume.pdf` | Built from `.tex` via `pdflatex`. |
| `MikeEberlein_Resume.odt` | Built from YAML via `render_odt.py`. |
| `MikeEberlein_Resume.docx` | Built from `.odt` via LibreOffice. |
| `Makefile` | Build orchestration. |
| `fonts/` | Bundled Roboto `.ttf` files (Regular, Italic, Bold, BoldItalic, Light, Medium). |

## Build

```bash
make           # PDF (default)
make odt       # ODT
make docx      # DOCX (via LibreOffice from the ODT)
make all       # PDF + ODT + DOCX
make clean     # remove TeX aux files
make distclean # also remove generated PDF/ODT/DOCX/TEX
```

Required system packages (Debian/Ubuntu):

```bash
sudo apt install texlive-latex-recommended texlive-latex-extra texlive-fonts-extra
sudo apt install libreoffice                  # for the .docx output
sudo apt install python3-yaml                 # for the renderers (usually pre-installed)
```

## Editing

Open `resume.yaml`. The schema:

```yaml
header:    { name, tagline, email }
summary:   <paragraph>
experience:
  - company, dates
    roles:
      - title, dates
        # either:
        bullets: [ ... ]
        # or, for nested sub-roles (used for one role with concurrent focus areas):
        subroles:
          - title, dates
            bullets: [ ... ]
education:
  - school, dates, bullets
certifications: [ ... ]
```

After editing, run `make all` to rebuild every format from the same content.

## Layout / styling

Both renderers contain their own styling code (LaTeX preamble in `render_tex.py`, ODT XML styles in `render_odt.py`). Tweak typography, colors, spacing, etc. there. The two renderers aim for visual parity but are not byte-identical — pdflatex and LibreOffice differ on font metrics and line breaking.

The DOCX is produced from the ODT (LibreOffice's ODT→DOCX conversion is essentially lossless because the formats are siblings). DOCX fidelity is therefore nearly identical to ODT.
