Industry Experience
Roles & Responsibilities
Center Director, Mathnasium
August 2022 - Present
Oversaw day-to-day operation of a tutoring center of 10-15 employees
Maintained an active filing system of 100-120 students alongside the company's digital systems
Discovered new opportunities for business growth via community outreach
Built strong rapport and trust with both students and parents
Learned, practiced, and effectively prescribed the Mathnasium Curriculum to students
Became proficient in remedial math methods and grade recovery
Electrical Laboratory Technician, UL
Apr 2018 - Jan 2020
Led long-term projects involving multiple teams of 8 or more
Managed project completion dates through team planning and keeping a rigorous schedule
Facilitated communications between teams by translating technical documents
Maintained and contributed to a highly organized filing system for secure client information
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Schools Taught & Accreditations
Hamilton Middle School
Eaglecrest High School
Don Tyson School of Innovation
7th and 8th Grade Mathematics
Algebra I and Geometry
AP Calc. I, AP Calc. II, AP Stat.
During my time at Hamilton Middle School, within the Denver Public School System, I taught with a talented team of teachers that specialized in the publicly available JUMP Math curriculum (https://jumpmath.org/us/)
While at Eaglecrest High, I was able to venture out on my own and create a curriculum developed for the students needs within my classroom. I used traditional techniques combined with modern approaches to create a curriculum that immerses my students in the math mindset.
An incredible learning opportunity for both my students and I. Under my mentor teacher I was able to excel in teaching very difficult content at the AP level during my first year being an educator.
Related Experience
Education and Childcare
Sept 2020 - May 2021
MAT Internship
Spent 1 semester in a 7th grade class at Woodland Jr. High School. Spent 1 semester at Don Tyson School of Innovation. Taught portions of AP Calculus AB, AP Calculus BC, and AP Statistics curriculums.
Jun - Aug 2016
Camp Counselor, Camp Crucis
Provided 24-hour care for children and young adults aged 5 to 18. Managed a cabin of up to 20 boys regularly for week-long periods. Received Red Cross certification in lifeguarding and CPR. Planned daytime activities for campers. Worked closely with camp directors to coordinate services and outreach.
Aug 2014 - Present
Private tutor, Self employed
Tutored 7th grade math up to College Calculus I. Planned and coordinated appointments for multiple students on a weekly basis. Performed weekly reflections on teachings, methods, and examples. Met clients to discuss student goals and teaching expectations.
Volunteer Work
Math Day / STEM Night Volunteer / After School Film Class
While I was still working as an engineer, I began my journey into education by volunteering at a school called Monitor Elementary. My fiancé worked as a 5th grade teacher there, and when I began to complain about missing my tutoring clients, she suggested I volunteer.
I volunteered for everything I could and even got “Math Day” approved. My degree is specifically in mathematics, so we planned a full “Math Day with Mr. Jones” that included hands-on activities, a STEM lesson in project design, and of course, lots of easy-to-comprehend math. Afterwards, I was invited to chaperone STEM Night--an afterschool, night-time event that runs once a year. I kept returning until COVID prevented me from doing so.
COVID also got in the way of my teaching an ‘introduction to film’ class for young students. It was after-school, thus not required to meet any sort of curriculum requirements, so I was able to talk about topics such as style, motivation, and character choice--low entry, high ceiling topics for greater artistic understanding . The whole point was to talk about all the requirements of a movie, so that at the end of the semester, the students could put together a 10 to 20 minute movie that they would be able to write, play, and direct themselves.
State of Colorado Teacher Licensure
I am a licensed teacher in the state of Colorado. Feel free view my accreditation on the public COOL website, hosted by the Colorado State Licensing Association. Using their search engine, simply type my name into the query spaces and you can find my license as seen below! ( https://cool.randasolutions.com/Public/Search )
