Unlock Your Potential.

I started tutoring as a chemistry aide in high school. The job was mostly making copies and setting up labs, but every so often a student would drop in with a question and I'd stop what I was doing to work through it. I spent most of that year hoping someone would interrupt me.

What I liked then is what I still like now: finding the exact place where it stopped making sense. It's almost never the thing they say they're stuck on. Once you find it, the rest usually goes over quickly.

Since then I finished a mechanical engineering degree, interned at Disney, Corning, and Texas Instruments, and now work as an AI engineer at a large consulting firm. Most of what I tutor is math I still use.

I'm also not that far out of these classes myself. I remember which parts are genuinely hard and which ones only look hard, and I've found that matters more than knowing the material cold.