I studied Computer Science at UCLA and was a beloved TA for the introductory computer science series while attending grad school. I worked for 14 years as a software developer in a corporate environment using Microsoft technologies (.NET and SQL server) and have since been working independently as a software developer (react.js, node.js, postgresql). I enjoy teaching and tutoring and would love to help you succeed as a software developer. Math and Physics are also subjects that I excel at and would be able to help with.

I try to share with the students an easy way of looking at maths topics, that involves minimum memorization and maximum understanding. That is the way I have been learning and using maths, and that's what I would like you to experience. Helping improve understanding and increased confidence of students is always reqarding.

I've been tutoring now for about four years total. I'm a Computer Science graduate from a California State University, so I have very recent experience with the Math and Computer Science subject material. I also have experience working for a private tutoring company as part of the No Child Left Behind Program, which partnered with schools in the LAUSD district in California. The best thing about tutoring I feel is the chance to share with others what you've learned. I worked very hard to excel in my courses, but once I finished a class it often felt like a lot the experience I gained no longer had use. Tutoring makes me feel like I'm really p...

Excellent at teaching logic and reasoning skills to build/reinforce the fundamentals of any topic. I am patient and always take the time to consider and present as many possible alternative explanations to teach a topic. I also excel at creating test taking strategies to help quickly solve easy questions and free up exam-time and improve overall scores.

I was the Valedictorian of my high school graduating class, and got my BS in Computer Science at UCLA. I have 3+ years of industry experience as a Software Engineer. In the office, I often took on the responsibility of getting interns up to speed, or helping a peer with a programming problem. Now that I am no longer in school myself— and am taking a hiatus from the corporate world— I enjoy using my experience to help others achieve their own goals. Subjects like math and computer programming always came especially easily to me. I appreciate the straightforwardness of such disciplines, and hope to inspire my pupils to appreciate the same. ...