Hey there! I am a recent graduate of Princeton University, where I majored in German and minored in computer science. I have won awards in both the Physics and German departments at Princeton. In the past, I've worked as a research assistant in computational neuroscience, ecology, media, and law. I am proficient at most subjects though my academic interest these days is German philosophy and the history of science and technology.

I have been tutoring math since junior year of high school and I continued tutoring in college. I learned calculus by sophomore year of high school, but I am also very aware of what trips up most students up.

I have a high-level well-rounded grasp of the sciences, especially physics, and I have a lot of experience tutoring students in these subjects. I completed the rigorous Integrated Science Curriculum at Princeton, which teaches the basics of all major science disciplines with an emphasis on research and the intersection between the fields. Currently, I tutor for the course. I have also taken advanced physics classes at Princeton in quantum mechanics and thermodynamics.

I have benefited from the intensively, optimized German curriculum at Princeton, which brings students from no background to relative proficiency within a year. I not only currently have the language skills, but I am acutely aware of the small techniques that can help transform students from passive understanding to active (verbal!) users.

I hope I didn't scare you off. I am competent in a variety of subjects, but I also have been tutoring for a while and I'm an effective communicator.