"Hi, I'm Jason, a Ph.D. student in Computer Science at Harvard University. I have assisted hundreds of students in mastering advanced math and programming courses. I have mentored over 500 college students in learning Python, guiding them from their first line of code to becoming well-equipped programmers. I have held the position of Teaching Fellow for a machine learning class at Harvard University and I have worked as the head teaching assistant for the core statistics, linear algebra, and probability courses offered at the University of Virginia. I have also led research projects at Cornell University and the Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory, and my skills are supported by a dozen publications, several Best Paper Awards at computer science conferences, and being recognized as an NSF Graduate Research Fellow. I am a high school Valedictorian who graduated with a perfect GPA as a Systems Engineer at the University of Virginia, and am now pursuing my Ph.D. at Harvard University. I work with students on a one-on-one basis to explain math problem sets, debug coding projects, and teach key programming concepts. I am committed to providing hands-on experience in real-life math and programming applications to help students become confident engineers. My passion is mentoring students, regardless of their education level, to understand complex math and programming concepts in a clear and enjoyable manner." less...