I am an Assistant Research Professor (non-tenure track; research fellow equivalent) at the Center for Data Science for Enterprise and Society (CDSES), Cornell University. 

Before joining Cornell, I was a postdoc at the CERC in Data Science, Polytechnique Montréal under supervision of Andrea Lodi and Margarida Carvalho. I obtained my Ph.D. in Operations Research under supervision of Mohit Singh, Sebastian Pokutta and Alejandro Toriello at the H. Milton Stewart School of Industrial and Systems Engineering, Georgia Tech.  I also got my Mathematical Engineering degree (B.Eng. and M.S. in Applied Math equivalent) advised by Roberto Cominetti at the Mathematical Engineering Department, Universidad de Chile.

Research Interests

The main goal of my research agenda is to bridge theory and practice by using applied modeling and methodological tools from optimization, game theory and algorithm design to analyze pressing challenges that public and private services face in urban centers. 


My most recent projects have been focused on understanding the solution space in high-stakes settings when different desiderata (e.g., equity, access, efficiency and revenue) are considered, and the trade-offs thereof. Some examples include:



More details are available in my research statement.


I am on the 2024-2025 academic job market!

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alfredo.torrico [at] cornell.edu

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