Teachers

I am the founder of M² Mathematics. Math has always played an important role in my life. From an early age, I had a deep passion for mathematics, excelling in elementary and secondary school and participating in numerous competitions. Choosing mathematics as my field of study was a natural decision. I earned my degree in applied mathematics from the University of Debrecen (Hungary) in 2009 and became a certified math teacher in 2011. My doctoral thesis focused on risk measures.

I have several years of teaching experience covering a broad range of subjects and student groups. I began my career as a university lecturer, teaching mathematics and statistics to students majoring in non-mathematical fields. It was important to me to engage with different age groups, I also worked as a secondary school teacher, where - besides the regular classes - I conducted workshops and coached students for math competitions. After moving to Switzerland in 2012, I familiarized myself with the local education system, successfully preparing students for secondary school entrance exams. I also developed experience with international schools and taught in both the International Baccalaureate (IB) and iGCSE/GCSE programs. Currently, I teach at Lucerne International School, which follows a hybrid teaching program. Additionally, I lecture at United International Business Schools (UIBS), covering quantitative subjects.

Teaching has always been my passion. My goal is to highlight the beauty of mathematics, nurture talent, support anyone interested in the subject, and help individuals overcome any fear or misconceptions they may have. I strive to deliver knowledge precisely and effectively through creative and innovative methods. I connect well with students of all ages, ensuring that learning is both engaging and enjoyable.

Besides mathematics, I love traveling, discovering new places, and hiking. I have been playing basketball since the age of 10, and whenever possible, I go jogging. On days when I prefer to stay indoors, I enjoy solving jigsaw puzzles. 

I am a passionate mathematics educator with a PhD in Mathematics and extensive international academic experience. Until August 2025, I held research and teaching positions at two universities in Austria and one in Canada: University of Salzburg, Graz University of Technology, and University of British Columbia. I earned my PhD in Mathematics from Graz University of Technology in 2014, specializing in number theory. I have been living in Zurich since early 2020.

Throughout my career, I have taught mathematics at a wide range of levels, from providing individualized support to elementary school students to designing and delivering university-level courses. I have also prepared talented high school students for top-tier international competitions. As a former competitor myself, with awards from contests such as the Mediterranean Mathematics Competition and the International Mathematical Olympiad, I understand firsthand what it takes to nurture talent and support students in reaching their full potential. My diverse experiences have taught me to approach each student individually, adapting my teaching style to their unique needs, pace, and strengths. I genuinely enjoy working with children and young people, an appreciation that has deepened since becoming a parent myself.

Beyond mathematics, I enjoy traveling and spending time in nature, especially exploring Switzerland with my family. In addition, I enjoy unwinding with a good book and a cup of excellent coffee.