Education
Rutgers Business School, Rutgers University Expected May 2027
Ph.D. in Management — Supply Chain Management · GPA: 4.00/4.00
Awards: Academic Excellence Award (2025), Battaglia Fellowship (2024–25), Summer Research Grant (2022–24)
Tandon School of Engineering, New York University 2021
M.S. Engineering/Industrial Management
Questrom School of Business, Boston University 2019
B.S. Business Administration
Research

I study how operating organizations, mostly in health care, absorb change that comes from outside them: a shifting workforce, a new policy or payment rule, a new technology placed into a service line. Panel econometrics where the question is about consequence; simulation and optimization where it is about design.

Healthcare operations & workforce

Fissured workforces and service quality, clinician empowerment, staffing and turnover, quality instability in long-term care, and where AI belongs in a sequential care line.

Supply chains, policy & sustainability

Supplier replacement and innovation, trade-policy turbulence, value-based purchasing incentives, waste routing and toxic releases, and motor-carrier safety under reclassification.

Methods

Causal inference for U-shaped and inverted U-shaped relationships, curvilinear local projections, simulation-based optimization, and deep reinforcement learning for scheduling.

The Research page lists my publications, manuscripts, and working papers, along with venues and current status. Students interested in an open project should visit Research with Students under Teaching.
Publications & working papers →
Teaching
Demand Planning & Fulfillment (29:799:310) 2025–2026, 2026–2027
Supply Chain Analytics (52:620:326) 2025–2026
Most recent evaluations — 2026 Demand Fulfillment: Effectiveness 4.78/5.00 · Course Quality 4.67/5.00 · Teaching portfolio, courses & simulations →