Resume In Code

Jeremy Frisch's Resume, Built with Code

This is my professional resume, built entirely with code using a modern document programming language called [Typst](https://typst.app).

**→ [View the source code](jeremyfrisch_resume.typ) | [See the final PDF](jeremyfrisch_resume.pdf)**

Why Build a Resume with Code?

As a technical product leader, I wanted my resume to showcase not just what I've done, but *how I work*. Building it with code demonstrates:

• Technical fluency – I'm comfortable moving between strategic vision and hands-on implementation
• Modern tooling – I embrace new technologies and evaluate them critically
• Transparency – The source code is here for anyone to see how it's structured
• Version control – Every change is tracked, reviewable, and reversible (just like production code)

The Real Game-Changer: AI-Assisted Customization

Here's the biggest advantage: **I can customize my resume for each role using an LLM without leaving my code editor.**

Instead of copy-pasting into ChatGPT or Claude.ai and losing version control, I work directly with an AI coding assistant (Claude Code) in VS Code. The AI reads my resume source file, suggests targeted edits for specific job descriptions, and I review every change in context with full version control.

Typst's markup syntax is clean and semantic—similar to Markdown—which means LLMs understand it natively. I can ask: "Emphasize my AI experience for this ML role" or "Adjust the tone for a startup vs. enterprise position," and the AI suggests precise edits to the source code.

**Why this beats proprietary tools:** Unlike platforms like [Kickresume](https://www.kickresume.com/en/), [Careerflow.ai](https://www.careerflow.ai/), or [Teal](https://www.tealhq.com/), this approach isn't tied to a single vendor or LLM. I ca