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Meredith
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At Stanford, I earned a PhD under the direction of Professor Walter Murray (research faculty member in the Dept. of Management Science and Engineering, Systems Optimization Laboratory (SOL)) and specialized in optimization modeling and software. What kind of modeling is that, do you ask? Google it, or visit the NEOS guide (def: optimization). As a student, I had internships at IDA-CCR in mathematical cryptography, Sun Microsystems in manufacturing/supply management, ESCA (now AREVA T&D) in electric power systems consulting, and Interval Logic in semiconductor manufacturing planning and scheduling. Upon graduating from Stanford, I started working as an analyst in portfolio optimization and trading cost management, at a couple of well-known quantitative hedge funds with offices in the bay area. A few years later I made a slight career shift to work for Google as an analyst in ads, specializing in pricing and monetization strategies.
Personal Interests
I enjoy exploring San Francisco, keeping in shape
(skiing, weightlifting, swimming), listening to live music, travelling,
modelling (mathematically), and growing orchids.
What are the career options in operations research?
How can I find out more information about Linear Programming?
What is the best software package for my optimization problem?