About
I am an Associate Professor of Operations and Technology Management at the University of Portland. My work focuses on operations management, supply chains, inventory systems, capacity decisions, additive manufacturing, and data-driven decision making.
My research examines how firms make operational decisions under uncertainty, capacity limitations, supply disruptions, and changing production technologies. I teach undergraduate and graduate courses in supply chain analytics, decision modeling, operations management, forecasting, process analysis, and quality management.
I also provide litigation-support and expert-witness services in matters where supply-chain performance, operational feasibility, inventory shortages, lead-time delays, supplier capacity, sourcing decisions, or production economics are central to the dispute.