Fusion Math Founder + Owner.

M.Eng. Civil and Environmental Engineering, MIT 1999

B.Sc. Civil and Environmental Engineering, Seattle U 1996

Mark has tutored math since he was in college and also worked at the UW as a Lecturer in Civil Engineering from 2004-2010.  He is also a Crystal Mountain Alpine Club (CMAC) U12 Ski Coach.  In addition to skiing, Mark enjoys mountain and road biking and hiking with his family.

Mark founded Fusion Math with his wife Julianna in 2011.  He tutors the SAT, SAT Subject Tests, ACT, GRE, SSAT, ISEE, all levels of Middle and High School Mathematics including Calculus and Physics.  Mark lives in the Bryant neighborhood of Seattle with his wife Julianna and kids, Aaron and Laurel.

Mark’s availability is limited.  Please CONTACT US to inquire.

B.S. Computer Science, Cornell University 2018

M.Eng. Computer Science, Cornell University 2019

Swathi is available to tutor Math up through differential equations and linear algebra, as well as Physics (up to calculus-based/college intro level). Chemistry (up to AP level), and computer science (up to undergraduate level). She is also available for standardized test prep, including ISEE, SSAT, SAT, ACT, and AP exams.

Swathi started tutoring in 9th grade, volunteering with her school's math department to teach younger students. In college, she worked as a teaching assistant for the Physics and Computer Science departments. Her favorite part of teaching is helping students develop confidence as they "get" the topic. In her free time, she enjoys cooking, crocheting, and cycling.

Please CONTACT US to arrange a session with Swathi.

B.A. Mathematics, University of California, Santa Cruz, 2020

M.S. Scientific Computing and Applied Mathematics, University of California, Santa Cruz, 2021

Ph.D Aero Astro Engineering, University of Washington, Seattle, 2028

Matt discovered his passion for mathematics during his high school calculus class, sparking a tutoring career that began in 2015. From the University of California to Santa Fe Community College, he's worn various tutoring hats, including roles as a small group tutor and graduate teaching assistant. Matt strives to foster comprehension over memorization and believes that guiding students toward independent discovery can be key for achieving deeper understanding. Meeting students where they are, Matt sheds light on connections between mathematical concepts that are often overlooked.

Matt's scientific side emerged during research internships at Los Alamos National Laboratory, where he applied math to real-world problems in computational physics. Excited to share his expertise, he offers tutoring services spanning from elementary to advanced undergraduate levels in math, along with standardized test preparation for exams such as the SAT, ACT, ISEE, SSAT, HSPT, and AP.

Outside whiteboards and textbooks, Matt enjoys rock climbing, cycling, stand-up paddling, reading, and playing board games. Committed to promoting critical thinking and scientific literacy in everyday life, Matt brings a well-rounded and engaging approach to both his tutoring and personal pursuits.

Please CONTACT US to arrange a session with Matt.

Ph.D. Mechanical Engineering, University of Washington, 2027

Justin discovered his passion for STEM during high school AP Physics and AP Calculus classes. Currently, Justin is pursuing a doctoral degree in mechanical engineering with a focus on ocean acoustics. He also has a bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering from California State University, Fullerton. During his undergraduate program, Justin developed a passion for tutoring students in engineering mathematics and programming. He is excited to work with students and help them succeed in their academic pursuits.  He is available to tutor Math through Calculus as well as SAT, ACT, SSAT, ISEE, HSPT Exams.

Outside of school, Justin enjoys running, hiking, and reading history books. In high school, Justin played the trumpet in the marching band, jazz band, and classical ensemble. There, he performed at various venues, including the Rose Parade and Carnegie Hall. Justin has a passion for learning and hopes to share that passion with his students.

Please CONTACT US to arrange a session with Justin.

B.S. Mechanical Engineering, University of Washington, 2025

Kaden has a lifelong passion for science and math which he has explored both through his high school and college coursework as well as his hobbies and career outside of the classroom. Through his tutoring lessons, he hopes his students will not only improve their grades but also gain a better understanding of the material they are learning in school and strengthen their overall mathematical intuition in the process. Kaden is offering tutoring lessons for math and physics students through the high school level, in addition to preparation for AP, ACT, and SAT tests.

Aside from class work, Kaden enjoys spending time working on his car, making pottery, playing the guitar, snowboarding, and rock climbing. He loves to explore how the mathematical concepts he

learns in class can apply to his hobbies and career outside of the classroom. He thinks that with the right guidance, any student can recognize how things they learn in class can be seen in the real world.

In the future, Kaden hopes to work as a mechanical engineer in the automotive industry.

Please CONTACT US to arrange a session with Kaden.

B.S. Mechanical Engineering, University of Washington, 2025

Wes discovered his passion for STEM subjects in elementary school, and it has been a guiding force ever since. Currently pursuing a Mechanical Engineering degree at the University of Washington, Wes excels in tutoring mathematics up through calculus as well as physics as well SAT, ACT, SSAT, ISEE. He has successfully completed advanced courses, including the full calculus series, linear algebra, differential equations, linear analysis, and calculus-based physics.

Apart from his academic pursuits, Wes found a love for teaching during high school. Wes has multiple years of experience working with students from teaching basic physics concepts  to elementary school kids to volunteering as a math tutor, and working as a ski instructor.

Beyond academics and teaching, Wes enjoys various outdoor activities, including rock climbing, playing guitar, skiing, biking, and immersing himself in the outdoors.

Please CONTACT US to arrange a session with Wes.

B.S. Physics, University of Pittsburgh

Ph.D. Physics, University of Washington, 2019

Henry’s competencies include Math, Physics from Elementary to Graduate levels, as well as Computer Science, Statistics, Chemistry, and Biology from Elementary to Undergraduate levels. He also offers preparation for standardized tests including AP Exams, ACT, SAT, SSAT, ISEE, as well as GRE and GMAT. Henry also has extensive experience working with students with developmental or learning disabilities.

Henry completed his PhD in Physics at UW, where he worked on on a new technique using biological nanopores and precision electronics to observe individual molecules. This technology can be used to analyze and sequence DNA, understand protein function, and make extremely precise measurements of tiny molecular movements. Henry uses physics, math, computer science, chemistry and biology on a daily basis, and will be more than happy to talk your ears off about real-world applications of the concepts you’re learning!  

Please CONTACT US to arrange a session with Henry.

B.S. Aerospace Engineering, University of Washington, 2025

Emma has been tutoring since 9th grade and is very passionate about helping everyone find the love for math and science that she has. She began to love math in eighth grade when she had a great geometry teacher who showed her how satisfying and fun it can be when a concept or problem finally clicks after working on it for a while. Emma has tutored students of all ages in math, science, and Spanish and hopes to share her love for the stem field while helping students gain confidence in their own mathematical reasoning abilities. 

Outside of school, Emma enjoys hiking, backpacking, reading, going on runs, and cooking. In High School she was the captain of the math team and was a part of the Illinois Youth and Government program as well as the cross country and track teams. Emma is currently volunteering through Casa Latina as an English tutor for Spanish speaking immigrants. In the future she hopes to work at Boeing and continue to pursue her love for the STEM field.

Please CONTACT US to arrange a session with Emma.

B.A. Mathematics, University of Washington, 2024

B.S. Computer Science, University of Washington, 2024

Sho is a dedicated tutor driven by the belief that mathematics is for everyone and aims to share his deep curiosity for the subject. He has extensive research experience in the UW Experimental Mathematics Lab and Autonomous Controls Lab and is starting a PhD in Mathematics in Fall 2025. He also brings valuable industry and project experience in computer science, physics, and engineering, and offers preparation for AP, SAT, ACT, ISEE, SSAT, and GRE tests. Outside of academics, Sho is an avid cellist and composer whose volunteer work as a cello teacher sparked his love for teaching.

Please CONTACT US to arrange a session with Sho.

M.S. Physics, University of Washington, 2020

Sam tutors math and physics from the elementary to graduate level, as well as statistics, HS chemistry, intro CS, and standardized test prep, including SAT, ACT, ISEE, and SSAT. He has been a teaching assistant at the University of Washington for the past three years, working closely with experienced educators and developing a patient, inquiry-led approach to teaching. He is always excited to help others find new perspectives and connections, and appreciates the opportunities teaching gives him to find new angles on old material.

Sam has a master's degree in physics from UW, where he focused on theoretical particle physics. Before Seattle, Sam studied in Corvallis, OR at Oregon State Unviersity, where he earned bachelor's degrees in physics and math, including a research thesis on the behavior of gamma-ray bursts originating in other galaxies.

Outside of physics, Sam enjoys reading, playing guitar, and playing board games with friends.

Please CONTACT US to arrange a session with Sam.

B.A. Public Health-Global Health, University of Washington, 2025

Carolyn has always had a love for learning and is excited to support other students in their academic journey. She feels that students learn best when they are excited about the subject. For her, the best moment in class is realizing that something seemingly abstract is actually related to one of her interests. With this in mind, her goal while tutoring is to build confidence and get students excited about school. She is available to tutor writing, English, elementary and middle school science, high school biology, and elementary and middle school math.  Carolyn can also prepare students for the Verbal portions of the SSAT, ISEE, HSPT and Math levels at the elementary and middle level.  She can also tutor verbal sections of the SAT and ACT.

In addition to public health, Carolyn is minoring in writing and participating in the Interdisciplinary Honors program. She prefers an interdisciplinary schedule as she enjoys drawing connections between subjects and maintaining a wide skill set. In her free time, Carolyn enjoys reading, rock climbing, photography, and any sort of craft. Specifically crocheting and ceramics. Carolyn also has participated in a research internship at Seattle Children’s and contributes to The Daily, the UW student newspaper. 

Please CONTACT US to arrange a session with Carolyn.

Ph.D. Literature and Culture, University of Washington, 2027

Jennie is an educator with a passion for supporting learners of all ages. Their approach to teaching math is rooted in a deep knowledge of pedagogy, familiarity with K-12 curriculum, and research on equity-oriented teaching practices. Jennie's teaching philosophy is centered on student empowerment, building students' confidence in mathematical thinking as a way of working with the world. Anyone can develop good habits of analysis and math skills-- and Jennie delights in helping students find strategies to make math work for them, regardless of their existing relationship with math.

Jennie holds dual B.S. degrees in Secondary Education of English and Social Studies, as well as an M.A. in English, and completed mathematics courses through Calculus. Before beginning graduate school, they taught grades 7-12 in Michigan. Currently, Jennie is an instructor of writing and administrator in dual enrollment programs for the Program in Writing and Rhetoric at UW and working on a PhD in Literature and Culture. They research ways of making learning experiences more accessible and equitable for all students.

Jennie also tutors reading and writing for all ages with our sister brand, Uplift Writing.

Please CONTACT US to arrange a session with Jennie.

B.S. Mathematics, Portland State University, 2021

B.S. Russian, Portland State University, 2021

M.S. Aeronautics and Astronautics, University of Washington, 2025

Hannah has tutored Math and American Sign Language since community college. Her roster of previous students is diverse, encompassing several age brackets, multiple nationalities and also students with special needs. Her students, no matter their level of mathematical proficiency, loved Hannah for always being able to meet them where they were at, collaboratively building and strengthening their mathematical foundations.

Exceptionally talented at teaching math through calculus, physics (electricity and magnetism), computer science fundamentals, and standardized test prep (GED, SAT ACT, SSAT, ISEE, etc.)

Hannah dreams of being an astronaut, and is working relentlessly to make that dream come true. When not consumed by math and aerospace you can expect to find Hannah climbing trees, sailing, gardening, or doing jumping jacks. Sometimes she even sits down long enough to knit socks and beanies for her friends and family!

Please CONTACT US to arrange a session with Hannah.

B.S. Mathematics, Eastern Washington University, 2021

B.S. Aeronautical and Astronautical Engineering, University of Washington, 2023

M.S. Aeronautical and Astronautical Engineering, University of Washington, 2025

Hayden has been tutoring at the high school and college level for the last 5 years. He’s taught mechanics of materials and pre-calculus study groups through the Engineering Academic Center at the University of Washington. Back at Eastern Washington University, he was a long-time teaching assistant and math tutor.

Hayden enjoys teaching Math through Calculus, Physics and other STEM Classes, and also loves helping students succeed on the SAT, ACT, SSAT, ISEE, HSPT and pretty much anything that has to do with math!

He is currently a Senior at the University of Washington studying Aeronautical and Astronautical Engineering and is a current member of the Society for Advanced Rocket Propulsion, Husk Snow Club, Husky Run Club as well as a past member of Design-Build-Fly. In his free time, he also enjoys the hiking and skiing in the PNW and playing guitar.

Please CONTACT US to arrange a session with Hayden.

B.S Chemical Engineering, University of Washington 2022

Ipsha’s passion for math and science started in high school with the guidance of great teachers, and they hope to be the same guiding light for future STEM students. For them, the best part about learning math is the challenge that comes with solving the puzzle, and the satisfaction of solving a difficult problem. While it may be intimidating, they believe that anyone can learn and love STEM the same way they do. As a Chemical Engineering student at the University of Washington, Ipsha has completed coursework in math and chemistry, and is available to prepare students in the SAT and ACT as well. 

Outside of academics, Ipsha enjoys rock climbing, hiking, traveling, and cooking, and has a passion for drawing and painting. In the future, they hope to apply their engineering knowledge to energy conversion and batteries to promote a green future.

Please CONTACT US to arrange a session with Ipsha.

B.S. Mechanical Engineering, University of Washington, 2025

Bob is a Mechanical Engineering student at the University of Washington, with a passion for STEM subjects such as math and physics. Bob's goal as a tutor is to not only help his students succeed in their coursework, but also to foster a deeper understanding and appreciation for these subjects. He knows that with the right guidance and support, anyone can excel in STEM based subjects. He offers assistance in math and physics, as well as test prep for exams like the SAT, ACT, and AP exams.

Outside of academics, Bob stays active by skiing and playing basketball.  He believes that a balance of physical and mental exercise is important for maintaining a healthy lifestyle. In addition, Bob is an active member of UW’s Human Powered Submarine club. He is excited to work with his students to overcome any challenges they may face to achieve academic success. Bob is honored to have the opportunity to guide his students through their academic journey to help them succeed in math and physics.

Please CONTACT US to arrange a session with Bob.

B.S. Aeronautical and Astronautical Engineering, University of Washington, 2025

Claire tutored throughout her years in high school and loves to connect with curious students wanting to learn more and improve their STEM skills. She started to love math and science in elementary school, where they were encouraged to participate in hands-on learning. Being able to take more advanced classes in middle and high school only increased her love and interest in STEM. Claire can tutor in all math through Calculus, as well as Biology and Physics, including AP classes. Above all, she wants her students to build confidence and have fun while learning.

At UW, she is a member of the Society for Advanced Rocket Propulsion (SARP). As a member of the SARP recovery team, Claire has worked on designing, manufacturing, and testing different components of the parachute, parachute stage separator, and nose cone ejection systems. Outside of school, Claire loves reading, hiking, riding horses, rock climbing, and baking.

Please CONTACT US to arrange a session with Claire.

B.S Physics, University of Washington, 2024

Shravan is currently an undergraduate majoring in Physics and Astronomy at UW. He has experience tutoring students from elementary to high school and focuses on math and science. He finds that a lot of students struggling with math or science need a teacher who can tailor their lessons to that student's particular learning style. He is great at visually explaining problems for students who aren't able to build the intuition behind topics and need just a small push to get the ball rolling. He truly believes that STEM is approachable to anyone, with the right learning mindset, and seeks to provide a flexible approach to challenging problems.

Shravan can help with all STEM Subjects and can also help with Test Prep such SAT, ACT, SSAT, ISEE, and HSPT.

In his free time, Shravan loves long distance cycling, hiking, and programming. Part of his skillset involves the use of different (free) online tools to help visualize and problem solve, such as Desmos, WolframAlpha, and Geogebra - he finds that a little practice with these tools can go a long way for some, and is eager to help students through the difficult math and science that awaits them!

Please CONTACT US to arrange a session with Shravan.

B.S. Chemical Engineering, University of Washington, 2025

Naomi started tutoring in 9th grade and has loved watching her students gain confidence and get excited about STEM ever since. She has experience tutoring in math, chemistry, and physics. Naomi first began to love math because of the enthusiasm and creativity of her middle school algebra and geometry teacher. She strives to make STEM relatable and less intimidating for students while sharing her own joy about learning math. Her goal is for students to come away feeling more positive and capable when they approach their work in math and science.

When not studying engineering, Naomi enjoys rock climbing, playing violin in Campus Orchestra, listening to podcasts in Spanish and Japanese, downhill skiing, watching hockey, and playing volleyball. Naomi also has experience coaching swim team, lifeguarding, and teaching swim lessons at her local pool during the summer. On campus, she is an undergraduate researcher at the Lidstrom Lab, working with methane-eating bacteria and studying their metabolism to employ microbiology in the fight against climate change. Her career goals are to use STEM and her knowledge of foreign language to foster a more inclusive and green future.

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B.S. Computer Science, Vanderbilt University, 2025

Charlotte is passionate about STEM and wants everyone to have the opportunity to develop a passion for it as well. Since middle school, Charlotte has loved STEM because of its objectivity and how satisfying it is when the concepts finally click. Charlotte is a Computer Science major at Vanderbilt University. She has many years of tutoring experience in both Math and Computer Science. She knows that Computer Science can be intimidating to students and hopes to lower the barrier to entry. 

Charlotte is available to tutor all levels of math through AP Calculus as well as SAT, ACT, SSAT, ISEE, HSPT and introduction to programming classes including AP Computer Science A. Charlotte has worked as a swim coach and swim instructor in the summer where she has coached over 100 kids. She also has software development experience at a Seattle-based startup. In her free time, Charlotte enjoys running, swimming, and skiing.

Please CONTACT US to arrange a session with Charlotte.

B.S. UW Mechanical Engineering, University of Washington, 2022

M.S. UW Civil Engineering, Structural, University of Washington, 2023

Amanda is available to tutor Math up through Calculus as well as Physics and Chemistry.  She scored 800 on her SAT Math and 720 English and is also available to tutor ACT, SAT, ISEE, SSAT Math.

She has several years previous tutoring experience and has enjoyed working with kids since she was old enough to babysit. She is always excited to share her love of math and science with others while also improving the confidence the student.

Amanda is is working as a structural engineer in the Seattle area and spends any free time she has reading and searching for the best coffee/ ice cream shop in Seattle.

Please CONTACT US to arrange a session with Amanda.

B.A. Physics, Princeton University
M.S. Physics, University of Washington

Erik tutors math up through multivariable calculus and linear algebra, physics up to graduate level, High School Chemistry, and introductory to intermediate computer science. He is also available for standardized test prep (such as SAT, GRE, and various subject tests).

After college, Erik spent a year teaching AP Physics, AP Calculus, and AP Chemistry at the Philips Academy in Andover, MA. He followed this with six years as a graduate student in the UW Physics Department, where his research focus was cosmology and dark matter structure formation. Erik has wide-ranging experience teaching and tutoring a variety of topics within math and physics, and it makes his day when students ask questions that go beyond the required material. He loves math and physics... and wants you to, too!

Please CONTACT US to arrange a session with Erik.

B.S. Economics, University of Washington, 2025

Samuel is pursuing an Economics degree at the University of Washington, fueled by his passion for Mathematics. His tutoring journey began in high school, deepening his love for the subject and fostering a desire to help others. As a tutor, Samuel aims not only to improve students' grades but also to cultivate an appreciation for Math's complexities. He believes anyone can succeed with practice and offers lessons that navigate the subject while nurturing enjoyment of analytical thinking.

In his free time, Samuel stays active through skiing, biking, pickleball, and soccer. As an Economics student, he continually enhances his understanding of Mathematics, particularly to grasp the real-world factors driving our economy. Samuel aspires to apply analytical thinking to address societal challenges in the future.

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B.S. University of Washington 2025

Stella has tutored math, chemistry and physics to a variety of ages since she was in high school. She enjoys sharing her love for science and engineering topics with other students and hopes to inspire more young people to pursue STEM careers. In her free time, Stella enjoys hiking, biking, and running — she loves being active and spending time outdoors. At UW, she does undergraduate research in the Carothers Lab, using synthetic biology to engineer bacteria for sustainable bioproduction. She’s excited to pursue a Ph.D. in chemical engineering after completing her undergraduate degree, and hopes to become a professor in the future.

Please CONTACT US to arrange a session with Stella.