Cambridge PhD researcher teaching maths, physics, engineering, and computer science to school and university students.

I have experience teaching mathematics, physics, engineering, and computer science at university level, including courses in computer architecture, calculus, linear algebra, big data, and quantum computing. Alongside teaching, I am currently a PhD researcher at the University of Cambridge, where I work on experimental quantum computing and complex problem-solving. My background combines strong theoretical knowledge with practical experience in programming, data structures, algorithms, electronics, signal processing, and software tools. I have worked with languages such as C, C++, Java, JavaScript, SQL, and MATLAB, as well as hardware design tools and scientific software. In my lessons, I focus on making difficult ideas simple and intuitive. I adapt my teaching style to each student’s level and goals, whether they need help with homework, exam preparation, coding, coursework, or understanding core concepts. I believe students learn best when they are actively involved, so I encourage questions, guide them through problems step by step, and help them build confidence in their own abilities.