Georgia Tech Grad for Math and Computer Science Tutoring

Tomonari F.

I hold B.S. in Computer Science and B.S Mathematics from the Georgia Institute of Technology, and I currently work full-time as a software engineer in Tysons Corner. My academic background has always been deeply rooted in mathematics: I earned a score of 5 on AP Calculus BC while still in middle school, and throughout high school I completed dual-enrollment courses in Multivariable Calculus, Differential Equations, Linear Algebra, Complex Analysis, and Real Analysis at nearby universities. In college, I continued this trajectory by taking several graduate-level math courses that strengthened both my theoretical foundation and my ability to explain advanced concepts clearly.

I have several years of tutoring experience across both math and computer science. I’ve worked with students ranging from middle school through college, helping with everything from algebra and calculus to introductory programming, data structures, algorithms, and general software engineering practices. My approach is patient and structured: I focus on building strong intuition first, then reinforcing it with guided problem-solving tailored to each student’s learning style. I have worked one-on-one, in small groups, and in volunteer settings, always aiming to create an encouraging environment where students feel comfortable asking questions and progressing at a pace that works for them.

My professional background as a software engineer allows me to connect coding concepts to real-world applications, which often helps students understand why certain ideas matter and how they fit into larger systems. Whether a student is preparing for coursework, trying to strengthen fundamentals, or exploring programming for the first time, I strive to make the material approachable, logical, and engaging. My goal is to help students succeed in their current challenges while building long-term confidence in both math and coding.