I am a fifth-year PhD candidate in Operations Research at Georgia Tech working with Professor Alejandro Toriello. My research focuses on developing practical algorithms with theoretical guarantees for large-scale optimization, particularly in transportation and logistics. I am also broadly interested in decision making under uncertainty, especially for matching markets and online platforms. In summer of 2024, I interned in middle mile planning and routing optimization science team at Amazon and worked on driver break modeling in large-scale middle-mile routing problem. In the next summer, I interned in inbound placement team at Amazon and worked on inventory distribution problem. Prior to joining Georgia Tech, I received my BS and MS in Industrial and Management Engineering from Pohang University of Science and Technology (POSTECH), where I worked on scheduling and transportation problems in manufacturing and healthcare.
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Upcoming talks
- INFORMS Annual Meeting 2025
- Presentation title: Dynamic nonbipartite matching in transportation
- Date and Location: October 27 8:50 – 9:15 AM, Building A Level 3 A307