"I graduated from Columbia University in May 2025 with a bachelor’s degree in Mathematics and Statistics. My coursework emphasized both theory and application, with strengths in probability theory, statistical inference, stochastic processes, calculus I–III, differential equations, and number theory. I also gained experience in quantitative tools and programming languages including Python, R, and JavaScript, which I continue to use in my professional work.

My background as a Division 1 athlete has given me valuable coaching and leadership experience. I frequently mentored teammates, volunteered with younger athletes, and developed the patience and communication skills needed to teach others. These experiences showed me the importance of tailoring explanations to individual learning styles and supporting others as they build confidence in new skills.

Today, I work in financial services in New York, where I work with financial advisory firms and communicate complex ideas to a wide range of professionals. While this work is not directly math-heavy, it has sharpened my ability to simplify challenging concepts and connect with people from different backgrounds. I am excited to bring that same clarity and energy to tutoring on weekends, helping students strengthen their understanding of math and statistics." less...