Tutoring
I tutor Java, algorithms and Python. Most of my students are at universities in Europe and the US, working through the courses that decide whether they continue in the degree. I also work with developers and engineering teams. Not a course, not a bootcamp — twenty years of enterprise Java sitting with you while you work.
Who I work with
CS students — Europe & US
Most of the people I work with are studying computer science at demanding universities abroad. Object-oriented programming, data structures, algorithms — the courses that decide whether you continue in the degree.
Working developers
You can ship features but you have hit a ceiling — your code works and you cannot say why it is good or bad. We work on your actual codebase, not toy problems.
Engineering teams
Training and mentoring for a team rather than one person, from onboarding juniors onto a Java codebase to helping seniors make architectural decisions they can defend.
How I teach
I do not lecture and I do not screen-share while you watch. You type, you get stuck, and I ask the question that gets you unstuck. Uncomfortable, and it is the only thing that works.
Your assignment, your codebase, the algorithm you have to implement by Friday. I will not set you unrelated exercises while the thing you are actually graded on sits unfinished.
I will not hand you a finished assignment — that helps you once and hurts you at the exam. You will hear what is wrong and why, and then you write it. Twenty years of doing this badly and then better is what you are actually paying for.
No fixed curriculum. We start with where you are and what you want, and I adjust as you go.
Practical
Send me a short message: what you are studying or working on, and where you are stuck. No form-filling ritual — a few sentences is plenty.
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