Stefan Junker's CV

Current Iteration

1. Use linkedin-member-portability-cli's download command to download my data from LinkedIn via the Membership API. (CAVEAT: stated to only be available for individuals with EU/Switzerland residency, not sure if or how they verify this.)

You can enable the Member portability APIs and create an OAuth2 token. 2. Use linkedin-member-portability-cli's convert command the data into a JSONResume compatible format. 3. Render it into a PDF using a custom typst template.

Usage

Requesites:

• LINKEDIN_ACCESS_TOKEN is set with a valid OAuth2 token.
  • This can retrieved
• FIXME: requires typst/.secrets.typ defining an email:

  #let secret_email = "name@your.tld"
  

1. Optional, highly recommended: load the nix shell (i.e. `nix develop .#rust)
2. just generate
3. just view

Example output

$ just generate
cargo run -p linkedin-member-portability-cli -- download --all-domains --page-all --output target/linkedin-profile.json
   Compiling linkedin-member-portability-api v0.1.0 (/home/steveej/src/steveej/cv/rust/linkedin-member-portability-api)
   Compiling linkedin-member-portability-cli v0.1.0 (/home/steveej/src/steveej/cv/rust/linkedin-member-portability-cli)
    Finished `dev` profile [unoptimized + debuginfo] target(s) in 1.38s
     Running `target/debug/linkedin-member-portability-cli download --all-domains --page-all --output target/linkedin-profile.json`
2026-01-10T15:16:40.768942Z  INFO linkedin_member_portability_cli: requesting member snapshot domains=["PROFILE", "POSITIONS", "EDUCATION", "VOLUNTEERING_EXPERIENCES", "SKILLS"] start=None count=None page_all=true
cargo run -p linkedin-member-portability-cli -- json-resume --input target/linkedin-profile.json --output target/resume.json
    Finished `dev` profile [unoptimized + debuginfo] target(s) in 0.08s
     Running `target/debug/linkedin-member-portability-cli json-resume --input target/linkedin-profile.json --output target/resume.json`
just _typst compile
# typst expects all paths to be relative to its root.
# pragmatic solution: recreate the path.
mkdir -p typst/target
cp target/resume.json typst/target/
typst compile --input today="$(date '+%b %d, %Y')" --input jsonresume="target/resume.json" typst/resume.typ target/resume.pdf
steveej@steveej-fw13 ✓ ~/src/steveej/cv 🐚 main
$ just view
just _typst compile
# typst expects all paths to be relative to its root.
# pragmatic solution: recreate the path.
mkdir -p typst/target
cp target/resume.json typst/target/
typst compile --input today="$(date '+%b %d, %Y')" --input jsonresume="target/resume.json" typst/resume.typ target/resume.pdf
xdg-open target/resume.pdf
(objectpath '/org/freedesktop/portal/desktop/request/1_78/t',)

Previous Iterations

• Static Site generated with Leptos. (untracked, abandoned early)
• v1 based on LaTeX

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