Hello! My name is Tejas Santanam and I am a Lecturer at the H. Milton Stewart School of Industrial and Systems Engineering. I received an MS in Analytics at Georgia Tech with a dual concentration in Computational Data Analytics and Business Analytics. I also participated in the Tech to Teaching certification program. I did my BS in Industrial Engineering from Georgia Tech as well. As a student, I worked with Dr. Pascal van Hentenryck on research related to public transit systems in the areas of optimization and machine learning. Currently, I am also pursuing my PhD in Industrial Engineering with a minor in Machine Learning part-time with Dr. Van Hentenryck. Outside of Georgia Tech, I work as a Research Engineer at the autonomous mobility startup Beep, where I lead projects in vehicle routing, fleet scheduling, computer vision, large language models, and more.
Education:
B.S. in Industrial Engineering, Georgia Institute of Technology, 2021
M.S. in Analytics, Georgia Institute of Technology, 2022
Ph.D in Industrial Engineering (minor in Machine Learning), Georgia Institute of Technology, expected 2028
Research Publications:
Teaching Experience:
ISYE 4134 Constraint Programming (Spring 2023)
ISYE 4803 Network Science and Analytics (Summer 2023)
ISYE 4803 Network Science and Analytics (Fall 2023)
ISYE 4134 Constraint Programming (Spring 2024)
ISYE 4803 Network Science and Analytics (Summer 2024)
Teaching Assistant Experience:
ISYE 8813/4134 Constraint Programming (Fall 2021)
ISYE 4106 Senior Design (Spring 2022)
ISYE 8813/4134 Constraint Programming (Fall 2022)