5 resumes found

My name is Jeremiah Samudio, and swimming has been a core part of my life for as long as I can remember. As a lifelong swimmer with competitive experience, I’ve developed not only strong technical skills in the water but also a deep appreciation for the discipline, mindset, and passion the sport requires. I continue to swim actively, which helps me stay connected to the training process and gives me valuable insight when working with others. What drives me is the opportunity to help others discover the same love I have for swimming. I’m a naturally positive, self-motivated individual who thrives on building people up, creating a supportive environment, and leading by example. Whether it’s teaching fundamentals or refining technique, I take pride in meeting swimmers where they are and helping them grow with patience, encouragement, and energy. I’m not just pursuing a job in swimming—I’m pursuing a way to live what I love and to inspire that same love in others. I truly believe that, given the opportunity, I can bring commitment, leadership, and genuine heart to any swim program.

Highly motivated and disciplined professional swimmer with over a decade of competitive experience at national and international levels. Pursuing a career that integrates my passion for swimming and helping people achieve their best version.

I am a diligent and enthusiastic age group swim coach proficient in stroke technique and drills. As a former club swimmer and high school swim captain, I have rekindled my passion for the sport and enjoy guiding young athletes at the Elite Otters Swim Team. Coaching children ages 5-10 has been especially rewarding, as I not only develop their skills but also foster their love for swimming. I’ve had the privilege of being an assistant coach at major events such as the Eastern Committee Long Course Championships, California/Nevada Speedo Sectionals, and Summer Age Groups. Currently, I am pursuing an M.A. in American Indian Studies at UCLA.