Sandy Springs, GA
6780 Roswell Rd
, Suite D-100A
Sandy Springs, GA 30328
Sandy Springs, GA 30328
Our staff is built to teach each student individually, to develop the skills they need to thrive in mathematics, and to foster a love of learning.
Our staff is built to teach each student individually, to develop the skills they need to thrive in mathematics, and to foster a love of learning.
Frank earned his Ph.D. in Biological Sciences from the University of Buffalo and has worked at Emory University and the CDC researching infectious diseases. With over a dozen peer-reviewed publications, Frank’s scientific work has always benefited from strong math skills. Inspired by Mathnasium’s impact on students, he became the owner of Mathnasium of Sandy Springs in 2019.
Frank loves helping students discover that math makes sense. Outside the center, he enjoys puzzles, soccer, and Rubik’s Cubes. His favorite number is 7.
Sulu holds a B.A. in Psychology with minors in Biology and Chemistry from UC San Diego. A U.S. Navy veteran and former Hospital Corpsman, he joined Mathnasium in 2016 after supporting his own child’s math learning journey.
Since then, Sulu has led multiple centers and now focuses on Sandy Springs, where he enjoys seeing long-term student growth. In his free time, he trains for triathlons and high-performance driving events. He’s a proud dad of three and loves watching students grow in skill and confidence.
Celso earned his B.S. in Systems Engineering with a minor in Computer Science from Washington University in St. Louis. Before joining Mathnasium, he worked as a data analyst for Johns Hopkins.
Celso brings a thoughtful and analytical approach to helping students understand complex concepts. He enjoys music, exercise, and exploring how the world works. His favorite math concept? Base 10, for how intuitively it helps explain orders of magnitude.
Daniel is an environmental science major at Kennesaw State University and a proud Eagle Scout. He is passionate about teaching and loves connecting math to music, nature, and everyday life.
Daniel’s favorite part of working at Mathnasium is watching students grow in skill and confidence over time. When he’s not teaching, you’ll find him outdoors or playing music.
Munmun studied Chemical Engineering and graduated at the top of her class. She spent 10 years designing processes for the oil and gas industry and is also a trained Indian classical singer.
She brings her love for structure, patterns, and problem-solving into her math instruction. At Mathnasium, she’s excited to help students fall in love with math. Her favorite number is one, because she values uniqueness.
Hossein received his B.S. in Mathematics from Tehran University, and earned a Ph.D. in Math from the University of Illinois-Chicago. He started teaching math when he was a college student, but became more seriously interested in math education, and started thinking about it when he was a graduate student in Chicago. After receiving his Ph.D. in pure math, he continued his career in math education by teaching various institutions, including the University of Toledo, Ohio, and Georgia State University in Atlanta, Ga.
Favorite Number: "0 is my favorite number because of its importance in the development of mathematics throughout the ages."
Favorite Math Joke: "What is a zero degree angle's complement...? Wow....you're so RIGHT!"
Fun Fact: "I like to do abstract painting!"
"I love Mathnasium because besides all the great stuff what I like the most is that I get a chance to work with students of all ages; from elementary to high school!"
Hema completed her Bachelor's in Mathematics and went on to work with data in various tech firms for almost 10 years - she's always been curious about numbers and loves discovering stories hidden in data!
Teaching math in a way that's fun and stress-free is something she really enjoys. She loves helping students feel confident and showing them how math is part of everyday life.
Outside of teaching, Hema enjoys reading novels, listening to her favorite music, and taking relaxing walks in nature to recharge. She is also trained in Carnatic music and loves to sing in her free time.
Favorite Number: "My favorite number is 11 because it's a fun, symmetrical number and easy to spot in patterns. Plus, multiplying it by itself creates a cool palindrome-121!"
Favorite Math Joke: "Why was the equal sign so humble? Because it knew it wasn't less than or greater than anyone else!"
Fun Fact: "I enjoy finding hidden patterns in data- it's like solving a mystery where numbers tell the story!"
"I love Mathnasium because it makes learning math fun and meaningful. I like how Mathnasium encourages learners to become confident problem solvers, build a deeper understanding of numbers, and look at problems from different perspectives."
Myles is a mechanical engineering major at KSU. He likes to study how robots work and how they can be improved. In his free time, he likes to play his violin or write up a DnD campaign for his next session!
Favorite Number: "I was born in July, and it's also the number of notes in a diatonic scale."
Favorite Math Joke: "A mathematician stumbles home drunk at 3 a.m. His wife is livid, and says to him, "You're late. You said you'd be home at 11:45!" "No," slurs the mathematician, "I said I'd be home at a quarter of 12!""
Fun Fact: "My favorite animals are foxes, and my favorite species is the fennec fox, with arctic foxes being a close second."
"I love Mathnasium because I've always loved math, and it helps me think outside of the box when trying to solve a problem."
Will is a senior at Mount Vernon. He likes chess and flying drones. He is taking Calculus 3 and AP Physics and he has always loved math.
Favorite Number: Pi/67...... Pi is often found in nature and useful in all levels of math. 67 is funny and prime!
Favorite Math Joke: sqrt(-1) 2^3 sum Pi and it was great.............. Answer: "I ate some pi and it was great!"
Fun Fact: "I am a middle child of two sisters!"
"I love Mathnasium because I always needed help in school. Math was my escape and I want to share my love of math with others!"
Favorite Number: "0, I find it very interesting"
Favorite Math Joke: "Why twas 6 nervous around 7? Because it didn't want to hear "SiX SeeeVeeen" from any nearby kids!"
Fun Fact: "I play basketball and golf."
"I love Mathnasium because it gives me the ability to teach kids about my favorite subject!"
Teach children math so they understand it, master it, and love it. Math can change their lives, and they can change the world.
Are you interested in changing lives through math? We're looking for outstanding individuals with a high level of commitment who are passionate about teaching math. Find out if there's a Mathnasium position that's just right for you!
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