This is Ned's CV

Get the current version in PDF format here: Download it to make the links clickable!

License

Copyright 2023, the author. Feel free to use my code, macros, and formatting, but if you use anything else that's weird.

Acknowledgements

• David Hogg (NYU), whose makefile I copied.
• Rodrigo Luger (Flatiron), from whom I first heard the idea to put my CV on GitHub. See his GitHub cv for a much more comprehensive implementation.

Usage

git clone https://github.com/emolter/MolterCV.git
cd MolterCV
make
open Molter_cv.pdf

Why I Use GitHub for my CV

Three reasons: (1) for a backup; (2) so the pdf version stays at the same URL every time I make changes, and my personal and academic websites can point to it; (3) to do fancy things like automatically put my h-index or GitHub stats into the CV (not yet implemented - see Rodrigo Luger's example)