The Best Science Tutors in Redmond, WA

Whether it's optimizing data pipelines, improving decision-making through predictive modeling, or building user-friendly dashboards, I'm passionate about data science not only as a collection of technical skills, but also as a means to deliver clarity, efficiency, and value to clients.See Brian's full profile

Most of the people that know me well say I am a "professional student." I have an undergraduate degree in civil engineering from the University of Michigan, a master's degree in structural engineering from UC-Berkeley, and a master's degree in architecture from the University of Washington. Throughout my time in...See Adam's full profile

I have a bachelor's from Biochemistry, Biophysics, and Molecular Biology. Since earning bachelor's in 2005, I have tutored a diverse group of students in a wide variety of environments ranging from high school students privately to college students in university learning centers. I have 15 years experience tutoring...See Michael's full profile

I was a material science professor in Taiwan and hold a PhD in Chemical Engineering and Material Science. I've taught: 1. Chemical Reaction Engineering (Text book: Elements of Chemical Reaction Engineering) 2. Physical Chemistry (Text book: ATKINS' PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY) 3. Catalysis With a...See Cindy's full profile

I was a Teaching Assistant for an undergraduate Java-based Data Structures & Algorithms course while I was in graduate school. I also coached a college programming team for 7 years primarily using Java, providing a consistent venue for collaborative learning amongst Computer Science students of all experience...See David's full profile

Currently I am tutoring High School AP Statistics, and College and Graduate School Introductory Statistics for many different disciplines (for example: Business, Marketing, Nursing, Social Work, Psychology, Neuroscience, Communications, Education, Leadership, and other Social Sciences). It’s a wonderful...See Dian's full profile

I recently completed a B.S. degree in computer science from Cal Poly. In addition to that, I have used Windows operating systems since I can even remember, having grown up with a father working for Microsoft. I have built two computers from the ground up running Windows 7, both of which I have now upgraded to...See Zander's full profile

I am a TA for MIT's electrical engineering and computer science department. I scored 525 (130/131/132/132) on the MCAT. I'm a double major in computational biology and mathematics. See Dhamanpreet's full profile

My name is Stephanie M., and I am an experienced tutor who loves reading, writing, and math. I was the valedictorian of my high school class and graduated from Rice University in May of 2011 with bachelor's degrees in mathematics, English, and French Studies. I currently reside in the beautiful state of Washington. I've...See Stephanie's full profile

As a Ph.D. student at UC Santa Barbara, I specialized in the philosophy of mind which involves a considerable sum of psychology. I am therefore also qualified to tutor/teach students on a variety of subjects within psychology. See Stephen's full profile

Having attended Lakeside School in Seattle, WA and graduated magna cum laude from Dartmouth College, I know what it takes to excel academically. I know that it takes determination and discipline. But it also requires a passion for learning and an understanding of the big picture. My students excel not because they obsess...See Andrew's full profile

It was gratifying to see students developing competence and confidence to have more ability to tackle problems on their own. It was also gratifying to see students' grades improve - a visible metric of success. I know that academics, especially math and science can be incredibly intimidating, discouraging...See Owen's full profile

...… [ COMPUTING ]: Data Science & Analytics︱R… [ ARABIC ]: MSA & Levantine ⠀ RELEVANT EXPERIENCE: ▔▔▔▔▔▔▔▔▔▔▔ Tutor, Wyzant / WebNav / Freelance︱Instructor (Scientific Teaching Experience Program), University of Washington︱Instructor (Engineering Design) & Research Advisor (Biomedical Sciences), Johns Hopkins Center...See Amal's full profile

I've always enjoyed science, which is why I chose the Computer Science major (emphasis Bioinformatics) at BYU. I have a good collegiate-level understanding of biology, chemistry, and physics, and I am experienced in reading the kind of information given in those fields. My score on the ACT...See Austin's full profile

Does learning algebra, geometry or trigonometry seem daunting? I can help you have fun mastering them. Throughout my professional career, I've benefited from a mastery of quantitative analysis and a pragmatic influence derived from it. I took algebra beginning in 5th grade and scored an 800 on the math section of my...See Brent's full profile

I then worked as a professor at Rice University, where I taught undergraduate and graduate level physics classes for 5 years. My own interest in physics and science in general has been shaped by my teachers and professors in school and college. Quite literally, I am doing what I am doing today because of the...See Palash's full profile

After graduation I worked with at-risk and disadvantaged youth in the Syracuse City Schools: I provided tutoring for all subjects, SAT prep, and college counseling. I also worked at Morrisville State College teaching Basic Chemistry Lab and tutoring math, science, and study skills.See Deanna's full profile

I have a Bachelor's in Computer Science and I am a former Microsoft software engineer. I have experience with Java, JavaScript, HTML, and CSS. I have taught web development in the past and I can also teach SQL and Azure Data Explorer.See Ananya's full profile

I have a BS in Computer Engineering (graduated as Distinguished Scholar, i.e., highest possible honors at school) and MS in Computer Science (earned Best Thesis Award). I have tutored and mentored many CS and Engineering students and helped them with performing well in their courses, which ranged from Introduction...See Omar's full profile

Many people opt out of the ACT because of the science section when it's actually the best part of the test. I help people focus equally on the science and math, so they get the best score possible, all the while feeling confident that they can do it. See Deanna's full profile

Hello! My name is Joline and I'm a second year family medicine resident physician in Seattle. I earned my MD and MPH from the University of North Carolina. I've tutored students for their shelf and step 1 and 2 exams with great results for the past 5 years. I love partnering with students to create personalized study...See Joline's full profile

My company engineers technologies that can interpret and communicate with plants. In particular, we engineer ecologies around plants to elicit the production of specific proteins and behaviors. See Josh's full profile

I completed my undergraduate studies at the University of Washington (Bothell campus) where I earned my Bachelor of Science in Computer Science and Software Engineering. During undergrad, I tutored introductory computer science with Java for college students in-person at Shoreline Community College,...See Ming's full profile

Science is the hardest conceptual subject for most students. In my experience, science was only difficult if the curriculum is not practiced well. When I helped students in elementary school, as part of my program with UTeach, I gained experience in helping kids throughout all the grades. I can help all...See Ryan's full profile

ACT Science: 34 AP Biology: 5 Past college science courses: - Introductory biology (1 year) - Principles of genetics Past high school science courses: - Microbes & disease - Molecular & cellular biology - Stem cell seminar - Advanced chemistry - Physics: light & soundSee Ty's full profile