I’m a materials engineer with a degree from the Colorado School of Mines and a love for all things science—especially when it involves chemistry, physics, and figuring out why batteries work (or don’t). These days, I work in electrochemistry and potassium-ion battery tech, which basically means I solve nerdy problems so you don’t have to.
I started tutoring in college after realizing I enjoyed explaining tough STEM topics almost as much as I enjoyed passing the classes myself. Whether it’s...
I’m a materials engineer with a degree from the Colorado School of Mines and a love for all things science—especially when it involves chemistry, physics, and figuring out why batteries work (or don’t). These days, I work in electrochemistry and potassium-ion battery tech, which basically means I solve nerdy problems so you don’t have to.
I started tutoring in college after realizing I enjoyed explaining tough STEM topics almost as much as I enjoyed passing the classes myself. Whether it’s calculus, chem, or materials science, I like breaking things down in a way that actually makes sense—and yes, bad science puns are part of the package.
If you’re looking for help with STEM classes or just need someone to make physics slightly less painful, I’ve got your back.
