I'm a physicist with a PhD in Theoretical Physics from the University of Oxford and a background spanning advanced mathematics and physics. Before my doctorate, I completed my undergraduate and master's degrees in physics, finishing first in my cohort, and I've spent much of the last decade working with and explaining complex quantitative ideas. My own research involved differential equations, complex analysis, linear algebra, thermodynamics, general relativity, quantum physics and...
I'm a physicist with a PhD in Theoretical Physics from the University of Oxford and a background spanning advanced mathematics and physics. Before my doctorate, I completed my undergraduate and master's degrees in physics, finishing first in my cohort, and I've spent much of the last decade working with and explaining complex quantitative ideas. My own research involved differential equations, complex analysis, linear algebra, thermodynamics, general relativity, quantum physics and statistical modeling, so I bring genuine, working expertise to the subjects I teach rather than just textbook familiarity.
My teaching experience began during my undergraduate years, when I tutored fellow students one on one, and continued through graduate school, where I served as a teaching assistant leading small-group tutorials for university students. I genuinely enjoy meeting each student where they are. I believe almost anyone can understand difficult material when it's explained clearly, patiently, and in the right order, and I take pride in breaking complicated concepts down into intuitive, manageable pieces.
My style is calm, encouraging, and tailored to the student. I like to find exactly where the confusion begins and rebuild understanding from there, using intuitive explanations, worked examples, and plenty of patience. Whether you're tackling coursework, preparing for exams, or simply want to finally understand a subject that's felt out of reach, I'd love to help you get there.
