Sayantani S.

I am a graduate engineer currently pursuing my Master’s in Biomedical Engineering at Brown University, having completed my undergraduate degree in Biotechnology from SRM Institute of Science and Technology. At present, I am on a short academic break for personal reasons, and I am eager to take up a side opportunity that keeps me engaged and allows me to contribute meaningfully.

Teaching has always been a passion of mine. I have experience as a Teaching Assistant at an university, where I led practical sessions in genetics for a class of 25 students. Both the students and the professor expressed consistent satisfaction with my teaching, which strengthened my ability to explain complex concepts in a clear and engaging way. Earlier, during my school years in Kolkata, India, I also volunteered to teach underprivileged children—an experience that shaped my adaptability and reinforced my commitment to education.

My key strengths include patience, the ability to engage students effectively, and a strong focus on making complex topics approachable and enjoyable. I particularly enjoy teaching, as it allows me to connect with diverse learners and help them not only solve problems but also develop a genuine interest in the subject and enjoy the learning process.