"The best thing a teacher can do for students is to make learning FUN. Successful students are those who WANT to learn. It is my job as a teacher to make learning physics interesting for students.

I studied physics at Boston University and worked as a Particle Physics Researcher searching for supersymmetry at the Large Hadron Collider, the world's most powerful particle accelerator, located at CERN in Switzerland. I've also worked as an Aerospace Engineer at BAE Systems, the UK's largest aerospace company. In these roles, I successfully applied physics to resolve real-world challenges.

My unique physics lessons use REAL-WORLD SCENARIOS to make physics learning fun and UNDERSTANDABLE for students. Physics students usually get "lost in the math" and I find that connecting physics theory to real-world problems helps students understand physics concepts much faster and better. In tutoring sessions, I use key problems that unite different physics concepts so students can see the "big picture."

Physics Experience:

I worked as a Particle Physics Researcher for the LHC, which hosts the largest physics collaboration in history. I love working at the frontiers of physics and I love sharing my understanding of physics and the world with students.

Mathematics Experience:

I received a 5 on my AP Calculus BC exam and was able to skip Calculus 1 in university. At university, I then received an A in Calculus 2. I received A's in Quantum Physics 1, Quantum Physics 2 and Electromagnetism 1, all of which used advanced mathematics." less...