Fun Facts

I am always curious and excited to learn new things. I’ve built games on Roblox that have reached over 82,000 visits, co-authored a book that set a world record, and had the honor of performing Santoor with Pandit Tarun Bhattacharya. I’m really into science and tech, with research that’s earned awards and internships with MIT and ASU. Outside of that, I love chess, speed-cubing, and running two YouTube channels. Whether it’s coding, music, or helping others through tutoring,

About Me

I’m Jyotishman Nath, and I’m headed to the University of Arizona to study cybersecurity. I’ve always loved diving into tech—whether it’s coding games on Roblox (which have reached over 82,000 visits), earning certifications in Java and Python, or exploring how to keep digital spaces safe. Outside of tech, I’m passionate about music—I play the Santoor and have even performed with Pandit Tarun Bhattacharya, which was an incredible experience. I’ve done research, internships with MIT and ASU, and even co-authored a book. I’m always looking for new ways to learn, create, and grow—and I can’t wait to see what’s next.

Experience

CERTIFICATIONS AND EXPERIENCE
Math Tutoring 2024 - Current
Have been tutoring many students in different math subjects, such as Algebra and Geometry
Luau, JavaScript, HTML CSS 2021 - 2025
Fluent/Learning Multiple Coding Languages in Gaming Platforms
Python Programming 2025
Successfully completed
Java Certification 2024
(Java Fundamentals, Data Type Variables and Expressions, Flow Control Implementation, Object
Oriented Programming, Code Compilation and Debugging)
Medal for Career and Tech Ed.

Approach

I’ve always learned best by diving right in and exploring what genuinely interests me. Whether it’s teaching myself coding languages, building games on Roblox, or earning cybersecurity certifications, I pick things up by doing and creating. I’ve had the chance to intern at places like MIT and ASU, work on real-world projects, and even blend my love for tech with music and research. For me, learning isn’t just about grades — it’s about staying curious and trying new things.