"Welcome! My name is Jeremy and I am an Atmospheric Data Scientist at a tech startup. I earned my Ph.D. in meteorology at the University at Albany. Before that, I received my Bachelor's from the University of Miami, with a triple major in Physics, Mathematics, and Meteorology and Summa Cum Laude in only 3 years. I have had the pleasure of teaching students of various ages in chess, math, and science, including preparation for Regents, SAT, ACT, and AP courses. Recently I instructed high school students who went on to attend universities like Princeton, MIT, etc. My specialty involves using instructive examples to help students understand complex concepts. Nothing makes me happier than seeing a student succeed - not only in their coursework, but also in their long-term skills to succeed in the real world.

Beyond my Ph.D. knowledge, I have worked as a University Teaching Assistant with 10+ years experience helping students. I love math and science and helping people understand complex topics. I've instructed students in advanced courses such as AP Calculus, AP Physics, AP Chemistry, Regents, and SAT/ACT, among others.

I also love teaching chess! I'm a USCF Chess Master with 10+ years experience teaching chess to children and adults. During my childhood I was ranked in the Top 75 Under-18 U.S. Chess Players and won the gold medal twice as the Illinois State High School Champion. I've won many national tournaments, including Opens in Chicago, Manhattan, Boulder, and New York, and I'm the 5-time Champion of the Capital Region District Chess League. For 3 years I was the chess coach for the Ponce de Leon Middle School - a Top 10 U.S. Magnet School - teaching children ages 8-13 years old, leading them to the U.S. SuperNationals. I'm also a private coach for students competing in the New York State Scholastic Championships. Chess is my passion and I love teaching chess to beginners and advanced players of all ages.

Thanks for taking the time reading my profile. I look forward to helping you achieve your goals!" less...