I am a graduate student at Johns Hopkins University, pursuing my Master's in biomedical engineering. I received my Bachelor's from Saint Louis University in electrical engineering with a concentration in bioelectronics. Since graduation, I have been furthering my education and working as a lead engineer for a start up company designing medical devices. I also spent the last year teaching at a college electrical courses. Throughout my undergraduate education career, I taught elementary school children science. While I tutor a broad range of subjects, I am most passionate about Science, Math, Technology, and Engineering. In my experience most students dislike the STEM related courses, so I tend to make them more fun and interesting by conducting fun demonstrations and making the material more relatable to each student. I am a firm believer in education and try to inspire students into pursuing STEM related courses and careers. I absolutely love what I do as an engineer and educator, and I try to impart this appreciation to all of my students. My overall goal in life is to help people and be a life-long learner. In my spare time, I enjoy yoga, kickboxing, riding my motorcycle, playing video games, roller derby, skateboarding, and tinkering around with electronics, building new projects, for example, I just recently built a carputer for my car.