Luis Ibarra — CV

YAML-driven CV rendered to PDF via RenderCV using the Harvard theme.

Prerequisites

uv tool install "rendercv[full]"

Usage

Render to PDF

rendercv render Luis_Ibarra_CV.yaml

Output lands in rendercv_output/.

Render PDF only (skip Markdown/HTML)

rendercv render Luis_Ibarra_CV.yaml --dont-generate-markdown --dont-generate-html

Watch mode (auto re-render on save)

rendercv render Luis_Ibarra_CV.yaml --watch

Preview pages as PNG (no PDF)

rendercv render Luis_Ibarra_CV.yaml --dont-generate-pdf --dont-generate-html --dont-generate-markdown

Output files

File	Description
*.pdf	Final CV
*.typ	Typst source — editable for advanced layout tweaks
*.png	Page previews

Editing the CV

All content and design live in Luis_Ibarra_CV.yaml. The # yaml-language-server comment at the top of the file enables schema autocomplete and validation in VS Code and other editors.

Deployment

Every push is rendered by GitHub Actions and published to Cloudflare Pages over its global CDN. The bare deployment URL serves the PDF inline (a web/_redirects rewrite maps / → /cv.pdf).

Branch = job application. A CV tailored to a specific application lives on an application/* branch and gets its own URL:

• main → the canonical CV on the production (and custom) domain.
• application/<name> → a preview at https://application-<name>.rendercv.pages.dev.

Only main and application/* branches deploy — scratch branches don't generate previews.

Tailor a CV for a role:

git switch -c application/acme-devops
# edit Luis_Ibarra_CV.yaml (headline, highlights, …)
git push -u origin application/acme-devops

The Actions run posts the preview URL to its job summary. main stays untouched.

One-time Cloudflare setup

1. Create a Cloudflare API token with Account → Cloudflare Pages → Edit, and note your Account ID.
2. Create the Pages project once (name must match --project-name in the workflow):

   wrangler pages project create rendercv --production-branch=main

3. Add the repo secrets CLOUDFLARE_API_TOKEN and CLOUDFLARE_ACCOUNT_ID (Settings → Secrets and variables → Actions).
4. (Optional) Attach a custom domain to the project's production deployment in the Pages dashboard.

Links

• RenderCV documentation
• RenderCV GitHub
• Harvard theme reference