Master for Organic Materials Tutor Needed

I‘m preparing for an upcoming exam that blends organic chemistry with materials-science concepts, and I want to sharpen my grasp of the optical and electronic properties of organic materials. My current knowledge is solidly intermediate, so I’m looking for a tutor who can build on that foundation rather than starting from scratch. A master’s or doctoral background in materials science (or closely related physical organic chemistry) would be ideal, since I’ll need nuanced explanations that go beyond standard undergraduate coverage.

Here’s what I’d like from our collaboration:

• A concise study roadmap that targets exam-level questions on exciton behavior, charge transport, band-gap tuning, fluorescence/phonon interactions, and related structure–property relationships.
• Live, screen-shared problem-solving sessions (Zoom, Teams, or similar) where we walk through derivations, analytical techniques and typical calculation styles that show up on graduate exams.
• Short sets of practice questions after each meeting, with full solutions so I can review independently.
• A final mock exam to gauge my readiness.

Spectroscopy or reaction-mechanism refreshers may arise, but the main focus will stay on organic optoelectronic phenomena. If this aligns with your expertise and you can start within the next week, please tell me about similar topics you’ve taught and suggest a rough session schedule.