I hold a Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science with a minor in Economics and a Master’s degree in Computer Science. I have worked professionally in software engineering for over two decades, with a strong focus on C++ development in performance-critical and systems-level environments. My background includes designing, debugging, and optimizing complex C++ applications on Linux and UNIX systems, as well as working in mixed C++ and Java codebases. This academic foundation, combined with...
I hold a Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science with a minor in Economics and a Master’s degree in Computer Science. I have worked professionally in software engineering for over two decades, with a strong focus on C++ development in performance-critical and systems-level environments. My background includes designing, debugging, and optimizing complex C++ applications on Linux and UNIX systems, as well as working in mixed C++ and Java codebases. This academic foundation, combined with long-term industry experience, gives me a deep understanding of both the theory and practical application of C++.
My teaching and tutoring experience comes primarily from one-on-one mentoring, technical coaching, and guiding junior and mid-level engineers in professional settings. Over the years, I have regularly helped colleagues and mentees understand core C++ concepts such as memory management, object lifetime, threading, data structures, and performance analysis. I have also assisted students and professionals with interview preparation, code walkthroughs, and debugging real-world problems, adapting my explanations to the learner’s level and goals.
I enjoy working with college students and adult learners who want to move beyond basic syntax and gain confidence in writing correct, efficient, and maintainable C++ code. My tutoring approach is practical and example-driven, focusing on understanding how and why code behaves the way it does. Sessions are typically one-on-one and tailored to the student’s specific needs, whether that is coursework support, improving grades, preparing for technical interviews, or strengthening real-world programming skills.
