As an engineer, our job is to think. With 10+ years under my belt and a degree from a pretty good school (NYU), I think I know what it takes to get you where you need to be.

Drafting software is best mastered by making enough mistakes to ingrain habits that prevent them. To do that, I provide that safe space so you can make those mistakes comfortably, without embarassing yourself as a professional or making other lose lots of money.

I am a very engaged tutor. I like to see my students exceed my expectations and I do my very best to set them up for that.

If you start a tutoring session with me, we'll typically define your goals, optimize your weaknesses and leverage your strengths so you are in the best suitable position to succeed. After that, we work at a high pace, instilling proper habits needed to learn quickly yet effectively.

Having see so many people in industry do bad work, I really want my students understand what quality work is. So, regardless if you are a new person learning the software for the first time or are a seasoned professional who just wants to get unstuck, we'll review past examples so you can clearly "spot the difference", thus improving the overall eye you have for giving the best quality work.