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Biography of Miela Lily Malyon

Ms. Miela Lily Malyon

Miela Lily Malyon is a bilingual photographer and content strategist with over 10 years of experience, specializing in the visual documentation of expeditions and Andean environments. As marketing coordinator for the Peruvian Andean Rescue Service (S.A.P.), she combines her creative talent with a solid technical background in mountain rescue, remote first aid (WFR), and glacial terrain safety. Her experience ranges from technical ascents in the Andes to editorial production in extreme conditions, positioning her as a key figure in the communication of adventure and rescue projects. Based in Huaraz, Miela integrates authentic storytelling with risk management to connect global brands and organizations with the realities of high-altitude mountaineering.

Curriculum Vitae of Miela Lily Malyon

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Details:

  • Bilingual Photographer and Adventure Videographer with over 10 years of experience in visual storytelling and marketing.
  • Based in Huaraz, Peru (Specialist in Andean environments and risk mitigation in remote settings).

Education and Specialized Training:

  • Bachelor of Design (Photography and Arts): Professional degree from the University of Technology Sydney (UTS), with international studies applied to visual narrative.
  • Wilderness First Responder (WFR): International certification in remote area first aid and medical emergency management for expeditions.
  • Crevasse Rescue and Alpine Safety: Specialized technical training in rope systems and glacier safety protocols (Ecuador/Peru).
  • Avalanche Operations and Rope Access: Ongoing specialization (IRATA / CAA) for technical operations in high-complexity vertical and snowy terrain.

Work Experience and Roles:

  • Marketing and Content Coordinator (S.A.P.): Responsible for the visual strategy and documentation of the Socorro Andino Peruano Helicopter Rescue Course.
  • Volcanic Terrain Expedition Photographer: Specialist in dynamic content capture in critical environments such as Villarrica Volcano (Chile) and the Atacama Desert.
  • Freelance Content Strategist: Design and execution of visual campaigns for international brands, NGOs, and high-performance adventure organizations.

Accreditations and Technical Capacity:

  • High-Altitude Mountaineer: Extensive track record in the Andes with technical ascents exceeding 5,000m and 6,000m (Pisco, Cayambe, Pequeño Alpamayo, Vallunaraju).
  • Self-Supported Trekking Logistics: Expert in long-distance unsupported expeditions, including the Huayhuash Alpine Circuit and traverses in Tasmania.
  • Safety and Risk Specialist: Proven ability in problem-solving within search and rescue (SAR) scenarios and extreme weather conditions.

Operations and Visual Projects:

  • Documentation in Extreme Conditions: Video production and dynamic photography while carrying technical gear on multi-day expeditions under sub-zero temperatures.
  • Educational and Promotional Production: Creation of visual material oriented toward technical mountain training and adventure brand positioning.
  • Bilingual Liaison (English/Spanish): Expert in intercultural communication and logistical support for international expeditions in Latin America.
  • Photographer and Marketing Coordinator for: Socorro Andino Peruano (S.A.P.) / MielaMalyon.com

WORK EXPERIENCE

EDUCATION AND TRAINING COURSE AS A GUIDE

  • Bachelor of Design (Photography and Arts): Higher professional training from the University of Technology Sydney (UTS), specializing in visual narrative and international studies.
  • Wilderness First Responder (WFR): Advanced international certification in remote area medicine and medical emergency management for expeditions (Valid through 2028).
  • Crevasse Rescue and Glacier Safety: Specialized technical training in rope systems, self-rescue, and high-mountain safety protocols (Ecuador/Peru).
  • Documentary Photography and Videography: Specialization in dynamic capture and stabilization systems (Gimbal) management in alpine environments and extreme conditions.
  • Marketing and Content Coordination: Training in the execution of strategic campaigns for adventure brands, NGOs, and technical rescue projects (S.A.P.).
  • Vertical and Rock Terrain Safety: Advanced instruction in rappelling systems, rope management, and technical progression on multi-pitch routes.
  • Risk Mitigation Specialist: Operational training in incident response, search and rescue (SAR) protocols, and safety in high-pressure environments.
  • Intercultural Communication and Bilingualism: Applied training in cultural mediation and technical translation (English/Spanish) for international expedition logistics.

ABOUT HIS WORK

Strategic and Operational Trajectory across five continents and high Andean regions
Miela Lily Malyon has consolidated her career as a high-performance adventure photographer and visual strategist, validating her technical experience in critical environments and international rescue missions:

  • South America (Peru, Ecuador, Chile, Argentina): Specialist in the Andean axis based in Huaraz. Expert in documenting technical routes in the Cordillera Blanca and Huayhuash, as well as providing logistical and visual support for the Socorro Andino Peruano (S.A.P.).
  • Oceania (Australia and Tasmania): Strong foundation in risk management and remote area response. Proven track record in long-distance traverses and incident mitigation in high-pressure environments and extreme climates.
  • Europe (French Alps): Technical experience in skiing and progression in high-mountain alpine terrain (Mont Blanc), integrating European safety standards into her visual workflow protocols.
  • Central America (Guatemala): Operational leadership in volcanic expeditions, coordinating safety logistics, technical gear inspections, and strategic content production for the international market.
  • High Mountain and Glacier Regions: Specialization in operations above 5,000m, with proven capabilities in crevasse rescue, rope systems, and survival in conditions of extreme cold and isolation.

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