I am a nuclear engineer at Waterford 3 in Louisiana, where I have worked as a Reactor Engineer since 2022. I earned my bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering from LSU and my master's degree in nuclear engineering from the University of Tennessee in Knoxville. My day-to-day work centers on reactor physics, thermodynamics, and thermal-hydraulics — the same fundamentals behind the physics, calculus, and engineering courses I tutor.
I have spent the last several years mentoring junior...
I am a nuclear engineer at Waterford 3 in Louisiana, where I have worked as a Reactor Engineer since 2022. I earned my bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering from LSU and my master's degree in nuclear engineering from the University of Tennessee in Knoxville. My day-to-day work centers on reactor physics, thermodynamics, and thermal-hydraulics — the same fundamentals behind the physics, calculus, and engineering courses I tutor.
I have spent the last several years mentoring junior engineers one-on-one, including guiding a coworker through full technical qualification, which taught me how to break complex topics into steps that actually stick. My approach starts from the underlying concept rather than memorized procedures, then works through problems together until the student can solve them independently. I tutor high school and college students in physics, calculus, and introductory engineering, and I adapt to different learning styles and paces.
