About Us
Why we exist
We believe that anyone who wants to excel should have a mentor to guide the way. Our mission is to make individuals believe in their own ability so that they feel empowered to create the life they want to live. We just happen to do it by teaching challenging problem solving.
Will you join us?
We love to welcome new members to our team! If you are great at math or a skilled web developer, we offer you an opportunity to use your expertise to make a difference.
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Meet Our Team
Henrik Angelstig
Founder & PresidentHenrik founded Eureka to help future generations of students reach further in their learning than what they thought possible. He has been a finalist in several math competitions and a math teacher to more than 50 students. Henrik is currently studying his fourth year at the Stockholm School of Economics and is writing an entrepreneurship blog called Startup Builder .
Filip Granlund
Head of ContentFilip helped found Eureka to stimulate understimulated students. He has always been fascinated by the creative process behind mathematics and has always sought out like-minded people. Filip will start the medical program at Linköping University this fall.
Olga Borbély
Head of CommunicationsOlga is currently studying her third year at Södra Latin's gymnasium. She has previously worked as a tutor in mathematics, and her other interests are physics and more specifically astronomy. In her spare time, she takes classes in dancing and horse riding
Niklas Lundström
Lesson ContributorNiklas is Associate Professor at Umeå Math in Sweden. His research is mainly on pure and applied analysis of differential equations. Concerning partial differential equations, I am studying e.g. maximum principles, boundary behavior and growth at infinity of solutions of nonlinear equations, as well as existence, uniqueness and regularity of solutions to equations related to optimization problems and image processing. Concerning ordinary differential equations my focus lies mainly on stability of nonlinear dynamical systems and how to use different stability concepts in applications, e.g. when managing the harvesting of populations and when dimensioning large electric generators. Education: MSc engineering physics (2004), half PhD mechanical engineering (2006), PhD mathematics (2011), Docent mathematics (2017). Other interests: nature in general, skiing downhill, whitewater rafting, motocross, carpentering, constructions and buildings, old houses, radio controlled airplanes, music, strategy games, poker.
Oscar Nilsson
Web Performance EnhancerOscar has studied Mathematics, Physics, and Linguistics at Lund University and is now working for Cambridge Education Group as CIO/APC and Mattecentrum as a product developer. In his spare time, he bicycles, plays football and badminton, and loves to hike and read books.
Hugo Eberhard
Lesson ContributorHugo is a two-time winner of the Swedish Math Championships and a gold medalist in the International Mathematical Olympiad. He has taught maths to children and youths at math clubs, camps, and at theme weekends arranged by Ung Vetenskapssport. He is currently studying mathematics at the University of Cambridge.
Louise Westin
Lesson ContributorLouise has a passion for both mathematics and the environment. She has been a finalist in the Swedish Math Championships and has several years of experience coaching students taking part in similar math contests. She is currently studying to become an engineer in the environmental field at Lund University.
Harry Zhang
Lesson ContributorHarry has been a finalist in several national math competitions in Sweden and he is also working as a tutor. Harry has studied a math-specialized education at Engelbrektsskolan and he is currently in his second year at Kungsholmen's Gymnasium in Stockholm.
Armin Eftekhari
Lesson ContributorArmin is an Assistant Professor at Umeå Math in Sweden. Prior to this, he was a Postdoc at EPFL, a Research Fellow at the Alan Turing Institute in London, and a Peter O'Donnell, Jr. Postdoctoral Fellow at UT Austin. In 2015, Armin completed his Ph.D. at the Colorado School of Mines.
Ida Grimheden
Lesson ContributorIda has recently finished a math-specialized education at Engelbrektsskolan and she is currently in her first year at Norra Real's Gymnasium in Stockholm. Ida has been a finalist in several national math competitions in Sweden.
Klara Hart
Lesson ContributorKlara enjoys challenging math problems (that are not about geometry). In her spare time she plays badminton, reads books, and tries to solve Cambridge entry exams together with her father. She is currently studying at Rosendalsgymnasiet in Uppsala.
Neo Dahlfors
Lesson ContributorNeo Dahlfors is a student at Norra Real and has a passion for mathematics, especially classical geometry. He has participated in several math contests, including the International Mathematical Olympiad and the final round of the Swedish Math Championships, and he regularly instructs fellow students in the methods required to excel in these competitions.
Jiacheng Xia
Lesson ContributorJiacheng completed in 2021 his math Ph.D. at Chalmers University of Technology, Sweden. Apart from doing research, he is also very interested in teaching and sharing the fun of math. He believes that a good lesson should be simple in forms and rich with examples at the same time.
Donglin Liu
Lesson ContributorDonglin is currently studying his first year as a Ph.D. student in mathematics at Lund University. He finished his master in Germany and has several years of work experience in image processing.
Lycka Drakengren
Lesson ContributorLycka started the mathematics association "Hvitfeldtska's Mathematicians" at Hvitfeldska's Gymnasium. She loves to arouse interest in problem solving in others, especially in geometry. Lycka has participated in the International Mathematical Olympiad twice and is currently studying mathematics at the University of Cambridge.
Fredrik Ekholm
Lesson ContributorFredrik loves mathematics and wants more people to discover the beautiful problem solving that exists in all areas of the subject. Fredrik has competed in the International Mathematical Olympiad on several occasions for the Swedish national team. He is now studying mathematics at the University of Cambridge.
Oskar Olander
Lesson ContributorOskar has always enjoyed math and problem solving. He discovered the fun of contests math in high school and has since competed in the Swedish Math Championships and the Nordic Mathematical Contest. He is now studying Technical Physics at Chalmers.
Björn Magnusson
Lesson ContributorBjörn has been interested in mathematics since childhood. Math contests deepened his interest and also his commitment to sharing knowledge. With international medals in mathematics, physics, and programming in his backpack, he is now pursuing a master's degree in computer technology at Lund University.