I have a PhD in Mechanical Engineering, and a wide range of experience working on different scientific domains, which almost always involves understanding of mathematics for precision science, from fitting multidimensional data (e.g. Polynomials) to understanding some other phenomena (e.g. Exponential functions). For example, some signals can be fitted with compound functions (e.g. Exponential and Sine Functions) before doing some signal processing (e.g. Integration) to get much more precise and reliable data for something you measure. 

Have relevant experience teaching Mathematics. Patient in teaching the various topics, able to teach students about examination strategies to maximise scores based on abilities. Can also go deeper into the different topics to help students learn more than what is taught in school, so that they can better apply their knowledge for examinations.

If you wonder why you are learning specific topics in Mathematics, there is usually a practical application out there that I can explain to you as fun facts, on top of training you to do better in examinations.