Education
Northwestern University, 2003-Current
PhD student in Industrial Engineering and Management
Science
Advisors: Prof.
Wally Hopp and Prof.
Seyed Iravani
Northwestern
University, 2002-2003
M.S. in Industrial Engineering and
Management Science
Northwestern
University, 1996-2001
Graduated Magna cum Laude
B.S. in Civil Engineering
B.S. in Industrial Engineering and
Management Science
Research
My current research interests are focused on developing analytical
models to provide useful representations of certain types of white collar work
systems, particularly in customer service and engineering settings. Some of my projects are:
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Effective Compensation System for Direct Sales Team
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Discretionary Task Completion: Variability Buffer in White-Collar System
Coursework
Major:
Production and Logistics
Minors: Stochastic
Modeling and Analysis
Organizational
Behavior and Economics
Awards
Royal Cabell
Fellowship Award, 2002-2003
Annual Scholarship for Undergraduate,
Organizations
Members of INFORMS
“All models are
wrong, but some models are useful.” George Box