"Overall, I am passionate in helping students and in showing them math can be fun!

I’ve managed to tutor students of many levels, primarily in math, but also in some physics and engineering. As an undergrad, I worked as a math tutor through my university's library center services for a year, for subjects ranging from College Math up to Calculus 3 and some Graduate level math. Most tutoring experiences during this tenure included 1-1 tutoring, but I also tutored in groups of 2 or more students in some sessions. As a graduate student, I worked as a Graduate Teacher Assistant for a year for a Principles of Electrical Engineering course for non-EE students, and I served as a private tutor for many students at Texas A&M and at nearby colleges in the College Station area for about a year, where I tutored elementary to college-level students in math and other subjects.

Other than my tutoring experiences, I have also worked at various private and government entity employments, including at NASA, MIT, and HP. Through my current and past employments, I have worked with various peers (from entry to senior level) in solving problems where various concepts in math, science, engineering, and technology were required for formulating a solution.

Per my educational background, in 2013, I graduated with a Bachelors of Science in Electrical Engineering with Cum Laude (GPA of 3.76) and a University Honors Certificate from the University of Texas at El Paso, and in 2018 I obtained a Masters of Science in Electrical Engineering from Texas A&M University.

Through my past experiences as a tutor and through continued engagement with university students, I am familiar with many math curriculums that college students nationwide currently follow that are majoring in a STEM-related career. I have worked with many students that are in need of help in improving their grades, that needed tutoring to pass a class, or that just needed some help to solve that one difficult problem.

I am fluent in Spanish. I am also familiar with some" less...