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Source for eduard.vlasov.nl and the one-page PDF resume it links to.

Path	What it is
resume/eduard-vlasov.tex	General one-page resume
eduard-vlasov.pdf	Built PDF, served by the site at /eduard-vlasov.pdf
resume/eduard-vlasov-ai.tex	AI-native one-page variant (shorter summary and earlier roles, two extra Staff bullets)
eduard-vlasov-ai.pdf	Built AI-native PDF, served at /eduard-vlasov-ai.pdf and linked as AI PDF
index.html, assets/	The site, plain HTML, CSS, and JS with no build step
scripts/build-pdf.sh	Builds the PDF and checks it is exactly one page
.github/workflows/jekyll-gh-pages.yml	Builds the PDF and deploys the site to GitHub Pages

Build the PDF

Requires Docker. The script runs pdflatex inside the blang/latex image, the same one CI uses, so line breaks match between local builds and the deployed PDF.

./scripts/build-pdf.sh

With no arguments it builds both resumes. Pass a basename to build one: ./scripts/build-pdf.sh eduard-vlasov-ai. Each compile runs twice, fails if the result is not exactly one page, warns on overfull boxes, and copies the PDF to the repo root. On a LaTeX error it prints the end of resume/build.log.

To also render a PNG of the page for a quick visual check:

PREVIEW=1 ./scripts/build-pdf.sh eduard-vlasov-ai   # writes resume/eduard-vlasov-ai-preview.png

Check what an ATS sees

Automated screeners read the PDF's text layer, not the layout. After a build, extract the text and confirm it reads top to bottom, each job title sits next to its dates, and nothing is garbled:

docker run --rm -v "$PWD":/data --entrypoint gs blang/latex -q -sDEVICE=txtwrite -o - eduard-vlasov.pdf

The Ghostscript in that image prints curly apostrophes as Š (for example teamsŠ). That is a quirk of its text output; pdftotext and pypdf read the same PDF as ’.

Preview the site

python3 -m http.server 8765

Then open http://127.0.0.1:8765/. After changing assets/site.css or assets/site.js, bump the ?v= number on its link in index.html so browsers drop the cached copy.

Deploy

A push to master runs the workflow: it builds the PDF, assembles index.html, assets/, CNAME, and the PDF into public/, and deploys that to GitHub Pages at eduard.vlasov.nl.