CV — Mikhail ILIN

CV project powered by CV Wonder.

Published via GitHub Pages on every push to main (see .github/workflows/publish.yml):

• HTML: https://milyin.github.io/CV/

The PDF is generated locally with scripts/generate-pdf.sh and is not published. It includes extra data that is kept out of cv.yml; the script stores it scrambled and injects it into a temporary copy of cv.yml during generation.

Layout

• cv.yml — the CV content (edit this file)
• images/profile.jpg — the CV photo (square, 400×400). Replace this file to change the photo; themes/twocolumn/images/profile.jpg is a symlink to it (cvwonder only copies theme files into the output, so the photo must be reachable through the theme directory)
• themes/default/, themes/basic/, themes/horizon-timeline/ — the three official CV Wonder themes
• themes/compact/ — custom dense theme (2-page output), derived from the default theme
• themes/twocolumn/ — custom two-column theme (orange accents, sidebar with contact/skills/education, no photo)
• generated/ — build output (cv.html, cv.pdf)
• bin/cvwonder — the CV Wonder binary (v0.10.1, darwin/arm64)
• scripts/generate-pdf.sh — local PDF generation (injects the extra data)

Data conventions

All CV content lives in cv.yml; the themes contain no personal data. CV Wonder's schema is fixed, so a few fields carry structured content the twocolumn theme interprets:

• person.name — a parenthesized alternative spelling (Mikhail ILIN (Michael Ilyin)) is rendered as a styled secondary name; the part before the parenthesis is used for the page title and photo alt text.
• sideProjects[].description — may be multi-line: the first line is the description, each following Label: URL line is rendered as an extra link line under the project link. Other themes render the block as plain text, which stays readable.
• certifications[].companyName — acts as a grouping label: consecutive entries sharing a companyName form one sidebar section with that heading (e.g. Patents).

Usage

# Generate HTML (this is what CI publishes)
./bin/cvwonder generate -i cv.yml -o generated/twocolumn -t twocolumn

# Generate PDF (local only, not published)
./scripts/generate-pdf.sh            # default theme: twocolumn
./scripts/generate-pdf.sh compact    # any other theme

# Live preview with hot reload at http://localhost:3000
./bin/cvwonder serve -i cv.yml -t twocolumn

Note: ./bin/cvwonder validate -i cv.yml reports "level is required" for every technical-skill competency — the levels are omitted intentionally (no theme in use renders them), and generate handles their absence fine.