Ezgi Karabulut. Ph.D. Fall 2017. Thesis: ‘‘Distributed Integer Programming.’’ First position: Lecturer, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute.
Weijun Xie. Ph.D. Fall 2017. Thesis: ‘‘Relaxations and approximations of chance constrained stochastic programs.’’ First position: Assistant Professor, Virginia Tech.
Jikai Zou. Ph.D. Fall 2017. Thesis: ‘‘Large scale multistage stochastic integer programming with applications in electric power systems.’’ First position: Research Scientist, Amazon.
Junho Lee. Ph.D. Fall 2016. Thesis: ‘‘Track layout reflecting dynamic routing in automated material handling systems.’’ First position: Research Scientist, Amazon.
Javad Feizollahi. Ph.D. Fall 2015. Thesis: ‘‘Large scale unit commitment: Decentralized mixed integer programming approaches.’’ First position: Assistant Professor, Georgia State University.
Jiajin Yu. Ph.D. Spring 2015. Thesis: ‘‘Optimization and separation of structured submodular functions with constraints.’’ First position: Research scientist, Facebook.
Kelly Bartlett. Ph.D. Fall 2014. Thesis: ‘‘Congestion-aware dynamic routing in automated material handling systems.’’ First position: Research Scientist, Georgia Tech Research Institute.
Gustavo Angulo. Ph.D. Spring 2014. Thesis: ‘‘Integer Programming approaches for semicontinuous and stochastic optimization.’’ Current Position: Assistant Professor, Pontificia Universidad Catolica de Chile.
Qie He. Ph.D. Fall 2013. Thesis: ‘‘Topics in discrete optimization: models, complexity and algorithms.’’ First Position: Assistant Professor, University of Minnesota.
Steve Tyber. Ph.D. Spring 2013. Thesis: “Cutting planes in mixed integer programming: Theory and algorithms.” First Position: GE Research.
Feng Qiu. Ph.D. Spring 2013. Thesis: “Probabilistic covering problems.” First Position: Argonne National Labs.
Helder Inacio. Ph.D. Spring 2013. Thesis: “Convex relaxations for cubic polynomial problems.” First Position: Sabre.
Akshay Gupte. Ph.D. Fall 2012. Thesis: “Mixed integer bilinear programming with applications to the pooling problem.” First Position: Assistant Professor, Department of Mathematical Sciences, Clemson University.
Ulas Cakmak. Ph.D. Summer 2012. Thesis: “On risk averse and robust inventory problems.” Current Position: Predictix LLC.
Byungsoo Na. Ph.D. Spring 2011. Thesis: “Optimization of automated float glass lines.” First Position: Samsung Electronics, Seoul, Korea. Current position: Assistant Professor, Korea University.
Halil Ozan Gozbasi. Ph.D. Summer 2010. Thesis: “Optimization approaches for planning external beam radiotherapy.” Current Position: Manager, Advanced Analytics and Operations Research at PlusOneMinusOne.
Juan Pablo Vielma. Ph.D. Summer 2009. Thesis: “Mixed integer programming approaches for nonlinear and stochastic programming.” First position: IBM Goldstein Postdoctoral Fellow. Current Position: Assistant Professor, Sloan School of Management, MIT.
Renan Garcia. Ph.D. Spring 2009. Thesis: “Resource constrained shortest paths and extensions.” Position: Optimization Support Engineer, Gurobi Optimization.
Wei Wang. Ph.D. Summer 2007. Thesis: “Sample average approximation of risk-averse stochastic programs.”
James Luedtke. Ph.D. Summer 2007. Thesis: “Integer programming approaches for some non-convex and stochastic optimization problems.” Current Position: Associate Professor at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.
Amandeep Parmar. Ph.D. Spring 2007. Thesis: “Integer programming approaches to networks with equal-split restrictions.” Current Position: Financial/OR Analyst at Quantitative Risk Management.
Yongpei Guan. Ph.D. Summer 2005. Thesis: “Pairing inequalities and stochastic lot-sizing: A study in integer programming.” Current Position: Professor, University of Florida.
Kai Huang. Ph.D. Summer 2005. Thesis: “Multi-stage stochastic programming models in production planning.” Current Position: Associate Professor, School of Business, McMaster University.
Myun-Seok Cheon. Ph.D. Spring 2005. Thesis: “Global optimization of monotonic programs: Applications in polynomial and stochastic programming.” Current Position: Exxon Mobil Research and Engineering.
SugJe Sohn. Ph.D. Summer 2004. Thesis: “Modeling and analysis of production and capacity planning considering profits, throughputs, cycle times, and investment.” Current Position: Intel Corp.
Tjendera Santoso. Ph.D. Fall 2002. Thesis: “Design of flexible and robust supply chains.” Current Position: Accusentry Inc.