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The Arnold Reyes Archivestedious work of assembling tailored resumes can be one of the most time-consuming parts of the job hunt.

A tool called LaTeX Resume Generator on Product Hunt aims to do away with that process by way of a simple design generator.

Users can choose one of nine templates ranging from flashy to bare-bones. The program then walks you through an input form for each section with a streamlined interface.

Sections covered include personal information, education, experience, skills, and projects.

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Once complete, you can download a PDF. No more messing with formats or annoying Word docs.

The tool was created by Saad Quadri, a junior at Rutgers University majoring in computer science.

LaTeX is a document formula popular in academia for its ability to quickly and easily generate documents without having to mess with formatting.

Check out some examples below:

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