"I received my bachelor's degree from the University of Massachusetts Amherst in 2016 and my Master's degree from Northeastern University in 2019, both majoring in Mechanical Engineering. Since then I have been working as an R&D Mechanical Engineer and helping scientists to solve their engineering-related problems. Outside of work, I would like to share my knowledge and experience to help the students to develop interests in STEM field, motivate kids' curiosity on Math, Science, and engineering.

I worked as a math tutor for Calculus 1 and Calculus 2 in college, and my main duty was to assist the professor's during office hour to help students with their homework and questions, and I really enjoyed the time working with students to solve questions. I believe I would be a great tutor, resource or even friend to help you in the field of STEM, including most levels of Math, physics, chemistry, and mechanical engineering. At work, I also joined the STEM team, where my colleagues and I volunteer to go to the local school and show students the sciences.

Mechanical Engineering is my life and I am proud to be a Mechanical Engineer. Obtaining both Bachelor's and Master's degree majoring in Mechanical Engineering and working as one mechanical engineer, I have much knowledge and experience to share, and I could definitely help in multiple fields of mechanical engineering including mechanical design, thermodynamic, and mechatronics.

I had a lot of fun while gaining knowledge throughout my college and grad school, and I'd like to bring joy to you as well. If you are interested in the field of STEM, or your schoolwork is giving you a hard time, feel free to contact me. I usually respond fast and will be available most of the time." less...