Tanisha studied Human Developmental and Regenerative Biology and Global Health at Harvard University. She first became interested in competition math in the 6th grade. She represented Utah at the 2013 and 2014 National Mathcounts Competitions, and has placed at the Utah State Math Contest for the last five years. She qualified for the AIME(American Invitational Mathematics Exam) three times and was in the Distinguished Honor Roll for the AMC 8/10. She represented Utah at the National ARML competition from 2014-2018 and won second place nationwide for the Math Kangaroo Competition in 2016. She participated in other math competitions such as Math Prize for Girls at MIT, HMMT, Snow College. 

Tanisha is devoted to coaching and sharing her love for math with others. Tanisha founded the Waterford Middle School Math Club, which she coached to a Utah Mathcounts state championship. Tanisha represented Utah as the Head Coach for the 2017 National Mathcounts Competition in Orlando as well as the Assistant Coach for the 2015 National Mathcounts Competition in Boston. She was a regular coach for 4 years at the Cottonwood Heights Community Math Club(CWHMC), for which she served as President during the 2017/2018 school year. Tanisha founded Mission Math in 2016 as a way of introducing young children to the world of competition math, as well as to give back to her community. She is currently a medical student at Johns Hopkins Medical School. Aside from math, Tanisha loves working out, doing science research, baking, and watching Netflix. tanisha.marthes@gmail.com

​Shilp Shah majored in Bioengineering at UCLA. Shilp has competed in Mathcounts and the Snow College Math Competition, where he took first place. He has participated in the AMC 8/10 and has been on the honor roll. He currently pursues a medical internship and soon to pursue medical school. Shilp’s other passions are tennis and debate. He is an avid tennis player, competes in both regional and national tournaments year-round, and is ranked with the top in the state. He has also qualified for the National Catholic Forensic League debate tournament for Public Forum the last two years. In his free time, he enjoys Netflix and playing with his puppy. Shilp helped found Mission Math with the hope to share his passion for competition math with those younger than him. 

Tarun studied Computational Biology at Standford University, combining his loves for math, computer science, and epidemiology. He is Utah’s first 3-time National Mathcounts competitor, winning first at state all three years and representing Utah in 2015, 2016, and 2017. He is an AMC 8 perfect scorer, a four-time AIME qualifier, and a three-time AMC 10 Distinguished Honor Roll qualifier. He has placed first in the Utah State Math Competition for the last four years, and has represented Utah at the National ARML Competition since 2015. He is a Math Kangaroo National Champion and a three time Snow College Math Competition Winner. He currently pursues a degree in Math and Masters in Computer Science at Stanford University. Alongside math, Tarun enjoys scientific research and is an avid competitive tennis, racquetball, and ping pong player.

Juntian was a senior at Skyline High School and is currently attending Yale University. He has competed in Mathcounts, placing 2nd in Utah in 2022 and advancing to the national competition. He has also participated in the AMC, AIME, ARML, Purple Comet, and SMT. Aside from competition math, Juntian enjoys playing basketball, swimming, programming, playing piano, and playing video games.

​Marthes Solamuthu is currently the board member on 3 companies and an active participant in community service programs mainly related to education. With a degree in Mechanical Engineering, he has great passion in helping youth excel in math. Prior to this, Marthes was the CEO of Smart Staffing. Preceding this, he was the COO of Integracore, the Vice President of Worldwide Operations of Clear One Communications (Public Listed Company), and the General Manager of Venture Corporations. He also held various Senior Positions in different corporations such as Ericsson, Motorola, and Western Digital. Marthes has a passion for running and is an active participant in marathons. 

​Hiram Golze is a graduate student at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. He first became interested in competition math in middle school, qualifying for MathCounts Nationals in 2005. In high school, he attended ARML for four years, qualified for the USAMO once, and won the Utah State Math Contest twice. In college, he participated in the Putnam Exam, achieving an Honorable Mention twice, and he was a member of the 7th place team in 2012. Hiram has a passion for sharing his love of mathematics with younger students. This has included teaching at CWHMC, MathPath, the BYU Math Camp, and AwesomeMath. As an undergraduate, he led the BYU High School Math Circle, and he currently leads the Champaign-Urbana Math Circle. He is also a co-founder of the Utah Math Olympiad. Aside from math, Hiram enjoys playing Ultimate Frisbee and hiking.

One of the founders of Pineapple property group and currently the President and the board member of the company. He oversees entire operations, sales, marketing, business development and people management. He is great mentor to his employees and has held various key management positions in previous companies. Jordan participates and judges in science fairs as a passion to help students grow and develop a love for math and science. He has an Advertising and Business Marketing degree from Brigham Young University.