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---
title: Nick Strayer's Resume"
author: Nick Strayer
date: "`r Sys.Date()`"
output:
pagedown::html_resume:
css: ['css/custom_resume.css', 'css/styles.css', 'resume']
# set it to true for a self-contained HTML page but it'll take longer to render
self_contained: true
---
```{r, include=FALSE}
knitr::opts_chunk$set(
results='asis',
echo = FALSE
)
library(tidyverse)
library(glue)
# ======================================================================
# These variables determine how the the data is loaded and how the exports are
# done.
# Is data stored in google sheets? If no data will be gather from the csvs/
# folder in project
using_googlesheets <- TRUE
# Just the copied URL from the sheet
positions_sheet_loc <- "https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/14MQICF2F8-vf8CKPF1m4lyGKO6_thG-4aSwat1e2TWc"
# Is this sheet available for anyone to read? If you're using a private sheet
# set this to false and go to gather_data.R and run the data loading manually
# once to cache authentication
sheet_is_publicly_readable <- TRUE
# Is the goal of this knit to build a document that is exported to PDF? If so
# set this to true to have links turned into footnotes at the end of the
# document
PDF_EXPORT <- FALSE
# A global (gasp) variable that holds all the links that were inserted for
# placement at the end
links <- c()
# ======================================================================
# Now we source two external scripts. One contains functions for building the
# text output and the other loads up our data from either googlesheets or csvs
# Functions for building sections from CSV data
source('parsing_functions.R')
# Load data for CV/Resume
source('gather_data.R')
# Now we just need to filter down the position data to include less verbose
# categories and only the entries we have designated for the resume
position_data <- position_data %>%
filter(in_resume) %>%
mutate(
# Build some custom sections by collapsing others
section = case_when(
section %in% c('research_positions', 'industry_positions') ~ 'positions',
section %in% c('data_science_writings', 'by_me_press') ~ 'writings',
TRUE ~ section
)
)
```
Aside
================================================================================
![logo](logo.png){width=100%}
Contact {#contact}
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
```{r}
contact_info %>%
glue_data("- <i class='fa fa-{icon}'></i> {contact}")
```
Language Skills {#skills}
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
```{r}
build_skill_bars(skills)
```
Open Source Contributions {#open-source}
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
All projects available at `github.com/nstrayer/<name>`
- `shinysense`: R package to use sensor data in Shiny apps
- `tuftesque`: Hugo theme (behind LiveFreeOrDichotomize.com)
- `sbmR`: R package for fitting stochasitic block models
More info {#more-info}
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
See full CV at nickstrayer.me/cv for more complete list of positions and publications.
Disclaimer {#disclaimer}
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Made w/ [**pagedown**](https://github.com/rstudio/pagedown).
Source code: [github.com/nstrayer/cv](https://github.com/nstrayer/cv).
Last updated on `r Sys.Date()`.
Main
================================================================================
Nick Strayer {#title}
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
```{r}
print_text_block(text_blocks, 'intro')
```
Education {data-icon=graduation-cap data-concise=true}
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
```{r}
position_data %>% print_section('education')
```
Selected Positions {data-icon=suitcase}
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
```{r}
position_data %>% print_section('positions')
```
Selected Writing {data-icon=newspaper}
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
```{r}
position_data %>% print_section('writings')
```