Gio Hua

High-achieving Newport High School student and Running Start participant with a 3.86 GPA. Combining advanced technical training in Cisco networking with a strong background in community leadership and robotics mechanical leadership — including serving as Mechanical Lead with district championship results. A disciplined, multi-sport athlete proven to maintain precision and ingenuity in high-pressure environments.

Advanced Technical Training at CISCO NETWORKING ACADEMY (2024-01 – Present)

• Authored a professional series of technical lab write-ups documenting network configurations, security protocols, and system architecture.
• Developed advanced logical troubleshooting skills by resolving complex connectivity issues within enterprise-level networking simulations.

Mechanical Lead & Pit Crew at ROBOTICS CLUB (FRC/FTC) (2022-01 – 2023-12)

• Optimized and maintained complex robot hardware for competition, contributing to the team reaching the District Championships (DCMPs).
• Mastered rapid hardware diagnostics and structural repairs under tight competition timelines while operating in a high-pressure pit crew environment.
• Applied ingenuity to redesign mechanical components on-site, significantly improving functional reliability during active competition.

Mentor at SALVATION ARMY DAY CAMP (2024-08 – Present)

• Mentored and supported children ages 5–15 by leading structured educational programs, fostering a safe and engaging environment.
• Gained experience in logistics and group management by coordinating meal distribution and transitions, prioritizing the physical and emotional safety of participants.

Mentor at First Lego League (2023-11 – 2023-11)

• Mentored middle school students in coding and mechanical design, helping them develop fundamental engineering and problem-solving skills.

Volunteer at Ski Swap (2025-01 – Present)

• Conducted thorough safety inspections of skis, snowboards, bindings, and edges to ensure participant safety and reduce slope risks.
• Supported efficient event operations through equipment organization, distribution, and community outreach.

Volunteer at Senior Center (2025-01 – Present)

• Provided companionship and emotional support to elderly participants through active listening and engaging conversations to reduce isolation.
• Fostered a welcoming environment that strengthened community connections and enhanced seniors' sense of belonging and well-being.

High School Diploma – NEWPORT HIGH SCHOOL / RUNNING START (2027-06)