Active Private School Instructor & Former NIST Researcher

Anmol B.

With a strong foundation in Electrical and Computer Engineering (BSc) and Electrical Engineering (MSc) from the University of British Columbia, I bring both academic expertise and a passion for teaching to my tutoring sessions. My master’s thesis focused on advanced mathematical and electromagnetic modeling, a foundation that has shaped my deep understanding of complex mathematical concepts.

My professional journey includes over five years as a researcher at the U.S. National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), where I developed and implemented sophisticated mathematical and electromagnetic models. This work not only culminated in multiple peer-reviewed journal publications but also honed my ability to simplify complex topics for a variety of audiences—a skill I bring to my tutoring.

Currently, I am an Advanced Math Instructor at a premier private school in Northern Virginia. I teach courses ranging from Calculus and Linear Algebra to Multivariable Calculus, Graph Theory, and Differential Equations to high school students (grades 9-12). This role allows me to adapt my teaching methods to diverse learning styles, ensuring students grasp challenging concepts effectively. My classroom experience is complemented by my history of one-on-one tutoring, which I began during my undergraduate studies. Over five years of personalized tutoring have equipped me with strategies to meet individual learning needs and foster confidence in students.

Whether working with students preparing for standardized tests, tackling advanced coursework, or seeking to strengthen foundational skills, my approach is personalized, methodical, and engaging. I aim to not only improve academic performance but also instill a love for learning and problem-solving.