# Basic template for a resume to be processed by RESME (rubygems.org/gems/resme)
#
# The standard templates support dates written in one of the following formats:
#
# - a ruby date (e.g., YYYY-MM-DD)
# - YYYY-MM
# - YYYY
#
# Notice that you can add your own keywords, if you want (but you need to modify
# the ERB templates to actually output them).

---

# Basic information about you
# gender and birthdate are used only in the Europass format
# marital_status is currently not used
basics:
  first_name:
  last_name:
  title:
  picture:
  birthdate:
  nationality:
  marital_status:
  gender:

# how to get in contact with you
# one or more entries: each entry has a label and value.
# you can use it for email, whatsup, mobile, ...
# mobile and email are two good starting points
contacts:
  - label:
    value:

# this is a list of addresses
# one or more entries
# the label specifies the type of address (home, work, ...)
# most resumes will have one address
addresses:
  - label:
    street:
    zip_code:
    city:
    country:

# this is your presence on the net
# one or more entries: each entry has a label and value.
# you can use it for, e.g., twitter, facebook, github, telegram, ...
web_presence:
  - label: 
    value: 

# what you are looking for and/or a summary of who you are
# if multiline entry don't forget to use ">-" or "|-" (see
# the YML documentation for more information)
summary: 

#
# THE FOLLOWING FIELDS ARE ALL OPTIONAL
#
# IF YOU DO NOT WANT TO SPECIFY SOME OF THEM, SIMPLY DELETE THEM FROM
# THIS FILE.
#
# YOU CAN ALSO SPLIT ENTRIES IN MULTIPLE FILES, IF YOU PREFER TO DO SO.
#

# work experience
work:
  - who:
    website:
    address:
    till:
    from:
    role:
    summary:
    details:

# teaching experience
teaching:
  - who:
    address:
    school:
    role:
    subject:
    till:
    from:
    summary:
    details:

# the projects you have worked on
projects:
  - name: 
    size:
    who:
    role:
    from:
    till:
    summary:

# other experiences
other:
  - who:
    till:
    from:
    role:
    summary:

# participation to committees (e.g. program committees in conferences)
committees:
  - who:
    role:
    editions:
    url:

# work as volunteer 
volunteer:
  - who:
    till: 
    from:
    role:
    summary:

# mobility programs and other similar initiatives (e.g., erasmus grants)
visits:
  - who:
    address:
    role:
    till:
    from:
    summary:

# education and degrees
# the 'publish' flag specifies whether the entry has to be published or not
education:
  - degree:
    topic:
    school:
    address:
    till:
    from:
    publish:

# publications
publications:
  - title:
    authors:
    publisher:
    date: 
    url:

# invited talks
talks:
  - title:
    venue:
    date:

# any award
awards:
  - title:
    who:
    where:
    date:
    summary:
    
# any interesting achievement you want to highlight?
achievements:
  - title:
    who:
    where:
    date:
    summary:

# did you develop (or participate to the development) of any software
# system you want to publicize in your resume?
software:
   - title:
     url:
     role:
     language:
     license:
     summary:

# what are your skills?
skills:
  - name:
    level:
    summary:

# linguistic competences
# if it is irrelevant for the job, delete this section
#
# the structure is strongly inspired by the EUROPASS standard:
# first the list of mother tongues and then all the other languages
# you have some profiency with.
#
# For the proficiency level, you can use the "level" keyword, whose
# value is a string (e.g., "EXCELLENT", "INTERMEDIATE").  The level is
# outputted in the markdown and json templates.
#
# The Europass format requires to specify more information, that is,
# your proficiency in five different areas.  Profiency is from A1 to
# C2; the areas include understanding, speaking, writing. See the
# documentation of the Europass format for more details.

languages:
  mother_tongues:
    - code: 
      language:

  foreign:
    - code:
      language:
      level:
      listening:
      reading:
      spoken_interaction:
      spoken_production:
      writing:

# do you have a driving license? if so, specify the type
# (this also comes from the Europass standard)
# if it is irrelevant for the job, delete this section
driving:
  - license: 

# do you have any interests?
# if it is irrelevant for the job, delete this section
interests:
  - name:
    level:
    summary:
  
# do you have any references?
# if it is irrelevant for the job, delete this section
references:
  - name:
    contact:
    reference: