Problem solving & Olympiad
Anshaj Sharma
B.Tech, Computer Science, NIT Jamshedpur. Software Development Engineer at Amazon.
How Anshaj teaches
Hard problems are not a personality test. If I can get the child to name the structure — what is known, what is asked, what can change — the next step is usually obvious.
Background
Anshaj is a Software Development Engineer at Amazon. He brings algorithm-level problem solving down to school maths: games, puzzles, and problems the child can reconstruct a week later. Parents who want Olympiad stretch without trick-list folklore tend to book him.
Credentials
- Software Development Engineer at Amazon
- B.Tech Computer Science, NIT Jamshedpur
- Strong background in algorithms and structured problem solving
- Makes computational thinking usable for school and contest maths
Teaching sample
A 2-minute clip of Anshaj unpacking a problem out loud will live here when the recording is ready. Until then we will not put a stock video on this page and pretend it is them.
What parents will see
After every lesson, a note: what was secure, what is still wobbly, what not to drill at home. If that note ever reads like a chatbot, ask for a human sentence. That is the standard.
See this faculty at work.
Book a ₹99 demo. We match a named tutor from this faculty — often someone in this class band.