The document provides details about Kea Jolicoeur's relevant projects, work experience, skills, education, and extensive wilderness experience. Some of Jolicoeur's notable projects include designing prosthetic and adaptive equipment. Work experience includes instruction roles at universities and outdoor guiding. Jolicoeur has a Bachelor's degree in engineering and wilderness medical certification. Extensive wilderness experience is demonstrated through numerous backpacking, kayaking, rock climbing, skiing/snowboarding, and biking trips in various locations.
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1.
Kea
Jolicoeur
Recent Relevant Projects:
§ Assisting in the design of a new Bi-ski for disabled skiers Current
§ Designing and prototyping a new backpacking pack Current
§ Designing and fabricating a new Spring Loaded Camming Device(SLCD) Current
§ Designed and fabricated a Universal Active Prosthetic Leg for QL+ with full documentation 2014
§ Designed and fabricated a hybrid touring bicycle from raw materials 2014
§ Designed & built a climbing rope cleaner that is more efficient with less manual labor 2013
Recent Work Experience:
AAUW Tech Trek, Stanford Campus, CA Summer 2009-Current
§ Currently: Co-Director, Engineering basics and Robotics teacher, IT Tech
§ In the past: Robotics, Concrete & Bridges Teacher; counselor, assistant instructor
Granlibakken, Tahoe City, CA Winter 2014-2015
§ Snowboard/Ski Instructor for all ages, Gear Repair & Mechanic, Rental Technician
Poly Escapes, Califonia Polytechnic University, CA 2011-2015
§ Outdoor Leader & Educator, Rock Wall Supervisor, Gear Manager & Repair Technician,
AdventureBoss/Mountain Folk, Alpine Meadows, CA 2000-2014
§ Adventure Guide, Whitewater Rescue, & WEMT
§ Assisted in the construction of multimillion dollar Green homes
on
Forbes’s
Top
50
List
California Alpine Guides, June Lakes, CA Summer 2013
§ Adventure & Outdoor Assistant Guide
Schilling Robotics, Davis, CA Summer 2012
§ Quality Engineering Intern
Various Restaurants & Cafes, Lake Tahoe, CA Summer’s 2006-2011
§ Worked as a pizza chief, sandwich chief, beverage master, & prep chief.
Recent Relevant Awards:
California Polytechnic University
§ David Lopez Award for leadership, inspiration and accomplishment 2014
§ 1st
Place Nationally with the Society of Civil Engineers Concrete Canoe Team 2011
2011Other Skills:
Software: Mac & MS systems, Mac & MS Office, Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Lightroom, iPhoto, GoPro Studios
Hardware: Large vehicles including trucks, 12-15 passenger vans, and sprinters; climbing, hauling and various
rigging systems; EMT & rescue equipment; etching pens & standard gear repair tools.
Social: Strong leadership & communication skills, level headed, good team player, excellent soft skills,
experience teaching adults & children, creative, open minded, innovative, trouble shooting & cooking.
Education:
California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo, CA
§ B.S. in General Engineering with focus in Mechanical Design and Manufacturing March 2015
§ G.P.A. = 3.4
NOLS Wilderness Medicine Institute (WMI), Lander, WY
§ Wilderness Emergency Medical Technician (WEMT) November 2014
§ Nationally Registered EMT with NREMT License #
E3163861
§ BLS CPR/AED certification #0V8SZL
§
kea.jolicoeur@gmail.com
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2. Wilderness
Experience:
While
the
experiences
listed
below
are
all
personal,
I
have
guided
or
lead
trips
in
all
the
titled
outdoor
categories
below
except:
biking,
snorkeling
and
paragliding.
Being
able
to
share
“once-‐in-‐a-‐life-‐time”
experiences
with
clients,
not
matter
the
scale,
and
see
the
wonder
and
satisfaction
on
their
faces,
is
one
of
the
greatest
rewards
that
any
guide
can
ask
for.
When
I’m
not
guiding
I
thrive
on
new
challenges,
out
of
the
ordinary
travels,
and
difficult
to
attain,
yet
breathtaking
views
rather
than
the
comforts
of
a
familiar
yet
great
adventure.
Backpacking
&
Snowshoeing
I
have
many
years
of
backpacking
experiences
in
many
locations
including
New
Zealand,
Iceland,
Utah,
Wyoming,
California,
Oregon,
Canada
and
Colorado.
Over
the
years
I
have
accomplished
many
local
favorites
that
are
not
well
know,
however
I
have
also
accomplished
some
very
well
known
trails
from
the
great
walks
in
New
Zealand
to
the
John
Muir
in
California.
Some
of
the
other
locations
I
have
backpacked
are:
Desolation
Wilderness,
Tahoe
National
Forest,
Eastern
Sierra
Nevada’s,
Big
Sur
National
Park,
Limekiln
State
Park,
Sequoia
National
Park,
Yosemite
National
Park,
Joshua
Tree,
Montano
De
Oro
State
Park,
Poly/Perfumo
Canyons,
Zion
National
Park,
Arches
National
Park,
Los
Padres
National
Forrest,
Inyo
National
Forrest
and
the
Ecuador
Cloud
Forest.
Kayaking
&
Rafting
At
home
I
am
known
as
a
water
baby
because
I
have
been
on
the
water
ever
since
before
I
was
born.
My
mother’s
water
broke
in
a
class
4
rapid
and
I
have
never
looked
back.
From
sea
and
lake
kayaking
to
solo
backcountry
whitewater
expeditions
I
love
being
in
a
boat.
Some
rivers
I
have
done
include
the:
Middle
Fork
of
the
Salmon,
Green,
San
Juan,
Rouge,
Grand
Canyon,
Tatshenshini,
South
Fork
of
the
American,
Black
Canyon,
Carson
River,
Rancheria
Creek,
Truckee
River,
Florestine
Gorge
and
Cash
Creek.
I
have
also
explored:
Lake
Tahoe,
Morro
Bay,
Santa
Margarita
Lake,
Lopez
Lake,
Abel
Tasman
Coast,
Big
Sur
coast,
Laguna
Lake
and
the
Galapagos
Islands
by
kayak.
Rock
&
Ice
Climbing
While
I
started
rock
climbing
at
the
age
of
six,
I
didn't
become
involved
in
ice
climbing
until
college.
I
have
climbed
some
classics
in
Tuolumne
Meadows
and
Yosemite
Valley
as
well
as
some
smaller
crags
and
peaks
in
Bishop,
San
Luis
Obispo,
Utah
and
Colorado.
Skiing
&
Snowboarding
I
have
been
on
the
snow
since
I
was
two
years
old.
I
can
alpine
ski,
telemark
ski,
snowboard
and
sit
ski.
I
have
explored
mountains
in
California,
Utah
and
Colorado.
Road
&
Mountain
Biking
In
the
past
2
years
I
have
gone
from
no
experience
with
bikes
to
designing
and
fabricating
my
own
frames
from
the
tubes
up.
I
now
have
thousands
of
miles
on
both
my
road
and
mountain
bikes.
Some
of
these
miles
can
be
attributed
to
bike
touring
the
San
Juan
Islands
and
the
country
of
New
Zealand,
but
a
lot
of
them
are
from
smaller
rides
such
as
the
Big
Sur
coast
and
Icefields
Parkway
on
my
road
bike,
to
mountain
biking
Utah’s
Slick-‐rock
trail
and
parts
of
the
Pacific
Crest
trail.
Miscellaneous
Wilderness
Passions
Mountaineering:
While
my
mountaineering
experience
is
limited
to
just
a
couple
routes
including
Shasta
and
Weart,
I
have
still
taught
numerous
classes
in
avalanche
safety
and
snow
traveling
techniques.
Snorkeling:
I
have
snorkeled
Lake
Tahoe,
Galapagos
Islands,
The
Kiakoura
Coast
Line,
California
Coast
Line
and
am
looking
forward
to
learning
how
to
scuba
dive.
Paragliding:
I
have
begun
learning
how
to
paraglide.
So
far
I
have
kitted
at
Laguna
Lake,
Duck
Hill
and
the
Truckee
Fields.
I
have
also
had
several
tandem
flights
with
my
first
one
being
off
Marshall
peak
when
I
was
four
years
old.
References
available
upon
request
kea.jolicoeur@gmail.com
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(530)-‐448-‐4238
Kea
Jolicoeur