Hello!
I am a tenure-track Assistant Professor at Cambridge Judge Business School, University of Cambridge. I am a member of the Operations and Technology Management subject group, which uses interdisciplinary, practice-based research to address a wide range of management challenges.
My research interests lie in sustainable and socially responsible operations. My work focuses on how incentives, information, and technology can improve decision-making and outcomes in resource-constrained settings. I study problems in global food supply chains and other socially important operational settings, combining mathematical modelling, data analytics, and field experiments. Through close collaborations with organisations in emerging markets, I aim to develop interventions that are both analytically rigorous and practically implementable.
I received my PhD in Operations Research from MIT in 2026, where I was advised by Prof. Karen Zheng. Prior to MIT, I worked as a financial derivative structurer at Morgan Stanley in London. I received my Bachelor’s degree in Natural Sciences (Physics) from University of Cambridge and my Master’s degree in Management Science and Engineering from Stanford University. I grew up in China and Singapore.