Decision Science (Optimization + Predictive & Prescriptive Analytics) • Logistics • Network Design under Uncertainty
Ph.D. candidate in Operations Research at Université de Montréal (CIRRELT) building data-driven decision systems for logistics, transportation, and network design under uncertainty (capacity, demand, disruptions). I develop scalable optimization algorithms (MIP, stochastic/robust planning, decomposition) and combine them with ML workflows (scenario clustering/reduction, parameter tuning) to enable faster what‑if analysis and more reliable plans. Strong implementation background in Julia/Python/C++ with solver integration, reproducible experimentation, and large-scale benchmarking on HPC platforms.
Optimization: MIP, stochastic/robust planning, decomposition
Decision science: logistics, transportation, network design
Data science: clustering-based scenario reduction, evaluation, tuning
I build decision-support systems that combine predictive signals with prescriptive optimization. My work focuses on logistics and network design problems where uncertainty (capacity, demand, disruptions) matters—and where scalable algorithms are required to deliver answers fast enough for planning cycles.
Decomposition-based solution strategies (Benders/Lagrangian and related primal/dual approaches) to make large models tractable; validated via benchmark-driven computational studies.
Scenario-based planning with clustering-driven scenario reduction to improve runtime while preserving decision-quality signals.
Repeatable benchmarking workflows (Git + Linux/HPC scripts + standardized logs) enabling reliable post-analysis into tables and figures.