"Hi there! My name is Leo and I am an aerospace and control systems engineer. I completed my Master's at Oxford University with First Class Honours and I have continued at Oxford to pursue a PhD and work as a TA for the university teaching control theory for 3rd year undergraduates. My postgraduate research focuses on designing automatic flight controllers for tiltwing vertical take-off and landing (VTOL) aircraft for applications in the emerging air taxi market and investigates how implementing active flow control (AFC) can help prevent wing aerodynamic stall during transition between flight modes.

I am deeply passionate about my subject and I love sharing about the things I am working on with those around me. This has required that I make complex topics easy to understand no matter who my audience is, and I believe that this is an extremely important quality when it comes to teaching. From experience tutoring high school students, college students, and practicing engineers, I have found that often there is a key piece of information lacking which, when identified, brings that "A-ha!" moment. And personally, throughout my years of education, I have found that the best teachers are those which listen diligently to the student and discover exactly what is required in order to bring the understanding to that particular person. This kind of approach, combined with my knowledge of engineering, mathematics, and programming, enables me to bring high-quality teaching to all my tutorials.

I am committed to every student's success, and I am therefore open to any resources or suggestions a student may have. Depending on the complexity of the subject/topic/project you are seeking help with, I may charge for the prep time; this will be discussed on a case-by-case basis. Feel free to contact me with any questions you may have or to schedule a tutorial!" less...