The right support starts with the right person.

Andrew founded Tutronix to bring tutoring and executive function coaching into one place. He has seven years of experience teaching math and physics and helps students build the habits they need to manage school more independently. During the day, he works as a forensic engineer, investigating mechanical, electrical, and plumbing system failures in South Florida’s commercial high-rises.

Christy brings 16 years of teaching experience in middle and high school science, specializing in Biology and AP Biology. With a strong background in science education, she focuses on breaking down complex concepts through visual learning, hands-on activities, and individualized instruction to help students build confidence and succeed academically.

Nicholas is a licensed pharmacist, former middle school biology teacher, and experienced chemistry tutor with over 5 years of experience helping students understand chemistry and feel more confident with the material.

Joseph is a software engineer and tutor specializing in computer science and math. His experience includes work at a large technology company and a startup, spanning programming, interface design, and product development. Raised by teachers and coaches, he brings his professional experience to helping students understand and apply what they learn.

Alejandro is a social studies educator who has taught AP European History, World History, AP US Government, and AP Macroeconomics. He equips students with the tools necessary to be successful in their social studies classes.

As a published scholar, creative writer, and lecturer at St. Thomas University in Miami, Sam’s passion is making reading and writing more engaging and enjoyable for his students. With experience in many aspects of academia, research, and education, he brings a holistic and multifaceted approach to tutoring for Tutronix.

Katherine is a chemistry teacher who began tutoring at FIU in 2010 and has taught in the classroom since 2013. She also conducted research at the University of Miami’s Tritium Lab in 2025 and 2026.