Our Team at Mathnasium of El Segundo

Tyler Kloss

Hi, my name is Tyler. I graduated from Cal Poly Pomona with a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science. I've been working at Mathnasium for 6 years. I started as an instructor and have transitioned to the Assistant Center Director role. The job of instructing math is extremely fulfilling. I enjoy helping others by igniting a positive relationship between students and mathematics. Overcoming any fear and misunderstanding of math can truly be transformative for young learners. As an Assistant Director, Mathnasium provides me the opportunity to overcome challenges, instill confidence, and build strong foundations in the lives of many.

Anthony Mulllins

Hey there, my name is Anthony. I am the Assistant Center Director for Mathnasium in El Segundo. I will be attending El Camino College in the Fall for Computer Science. I love playing music (guitar, bass, drums, ukulele, piano) and playing all types of games with friends and family. At Mathnasium, it brings me joy to help students understand math and enjoy the process of problem solving. It's a privilege to be a part of a student's academic growth.

Gio Sanchez

Hi, My name is Gio. I’m currently a student at Long Beach State University where I’m studying Mathematics. I like working at Mathnasium because I get to teach math in a fun environment and work to help younger students more easily understand math. 

Brianna Sulaiman

My name is Brianna Sulaiman, and I am currently a senior at Mira Costa High School. I love working at Mathnasium because math has always been my favorite subject and I enjoy sharing that with a younger generation, as well as spending time with kids and being able to see the lightbulb go off as they progress! Outside of school and work I enjoy spending time at the beach or going on hikes with family and friends.

Santos Penaloza

Hi, my name is Santos. I am currently working on my Bachelor’s in Applied Mathematics at Cal State Long Beach. In my free time I enjoy going on hikes, watching Japanese animation, and spending time with family and friends. I've always enjoyed helping my classmates with their HW at school so working at Mathnasium to help future generations better understand Math seemed very natural. Watching their expressions when they finally understand something is a very rewarding feeling.

Arya Ahadzadeh

Hi, my name is Arya and I'm also a senior at El Segundo High School. After high school, I plan to go to university and major in Civil Engineering. In my free time, I enjoy video games, spending time with my friends and family, and watching or playing soccer and basketball. I like working at Mathnasium because I like math and it makes me happy when I see students understanding new concepts and having fun at the same time.

Rachel Tiet

Hi! My name is Rachel. I am a graduate student at the University of Massachusetts Global for a teaching credential in life science and a Master of Arts in Teaching. I’ve always loved math and science, and I want to push the boundaries of teaching these subjects so that they can be more accessible to all students. I love working with the students at Mathnasium, and I’m always glad to help students find which learning strategies work best for them. In my free time, I enjoy playing video games with my family and playing with our dog.

Diego Guttierez

Hi, my name is Diego. I went to Cerritos college and I spend my free time mostly playing soccer, or going out with my family and friends. I enjoy working at Mathnasium because it keeps my mental skills sharp and I also take pride in helping the students understand and progress with their own math.

Rashonda Edwards

Yumi Yamada

Hi! My name is Yumi. I am currently a student at Mira Costa High School, planning to major in chemical engineering (hopefully) after graduation. During my free time, I enjoy reading, playing sports, and spending time with family to solve puzzle pieces, not to forget solving interesting math problems. Working at Mathnasium has been a fulfilling job that allowed me to connect with instructors and students in various ways, where you can see the students better their understanding in math and see their individual unique personality through math! Math can be in a way, a communication tool beyond calculations. It is fun and enjoyable to find different ways to explain concepts for all students!