About

I am an Assistant Professor of Information Systems and Operations Management at the Simon School of Business in the University of Rochester. Most broadly, I am interested in the optimization and analysis of mathematical models that capture real world problems, and in developing decision support tools that leverage analytics to improve operations.

I graduated from MIT where I majored in Operations Research and was advised by professors Retsef Levi and Tom Magnanti. I also hold an MS degree in Industrial Engineering (advised by professors Yale Herer and Hussein Naseraldin) and a BS degree in Information Systems Engineering, both from the Technion – IIT

Feel free to contact me by email (yaron at simon.rochester.edu) or through LinkedIn

Research

Testing (stochastic optimization problems with uncertainty reduction decisions, also known as probing, inspection, and triaging)

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Submitted papers:

Analytics (Explainable and Interpretable ML, ML applications in Operations, Visualization and Decision support systems)

Published papers:

Submitted papers:

Inventory theory

PhD students

I have been very fortunate to advise, collaborate with and learn from Simon Business School's truly wonderful and talented PhD students.

Teaching

Simon School of Business (Instructor)

MIT (Teaching Assistant)

Technion – IIT (Teaching Assistant)

Industry experience

Research Intern, Brigham and Women’s Hospital, Boston, MA

Logistics Planner, Manfrotto Bags, Jeruslaem, Israel

Software Engineer, Mind CTI, Yokneam, Israel