I focus on solving Physics and Math exercises and problems, providing insights into the ideas and concepts being discussed rather than just mechanically manipulating numbers and symbols. I prefer to approach problems methodically, ensuring that every step in a procedure is thoroughly understood, without leaving any gaps in understanding. If a concept isn't clear enough, I am willing to explain it repeatedly and answer any questions you may have. Each lesson will be conducted online, and I will use a tablet to write calculations, diagrams, and procedural steps.

Currently, I am on track to receive my Bachelor's Degree in Physics from the Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México (UNAM). My thesis, titled "Doppler cooling schemes for atomic gases in simple matter-interaction models using the Fokker-Planck equation," is nearing completion. In the following year, I plan to pursue a Master's program in Physics, specializing in Quantum Mechanics and Atomic Physics. During this program, I will be involved in laser-cooling experiments and will develop computer simulations to model these processes.

I have prior experience as an Assistant Professor, teaching undergraduate Physics students at UNAM for a year. I taught elective subjects such as "Introduction to Atomic and Molecular Physics" and "Relativistic Quantum Mechanics." As part of my teaching approach, I created supplementary YouTube videos to enhance the material covered in lectures. Additionally, I graded students' exams and final projects. I have also worked as a Freelance Math Expert during the pandemic, where I provided methodical, correct, and well-written solutions to algebra, geometry, calculus, and physics problems from basic to college level textbooks.