Businesses are constantly optimizing, particularly in the design and operation of complex systems. The engineering and business combination in the LGO curriculum uniquely prepares students to work on systems optimization problems in a variety of industries. For example, LGO students are uniquely qualified to work on complex healthcare systems engineering problems that can effect how many patients a hospital can treat. These problems all use large-scale analytics models to produce results.
Jeremy Rosenblatt (LGO ’26)
Title: Optimization-enabled strategic capacity planning at a biopharmaceutical manufacturer
Engineering Department: Chemical Engineering
Daniel R. Romano (LGO ’26)
Title: Systems engineering meets manufacturing: optimizing mining equipment assembly via SEEGOL
Engineering Department: Aeronautics and Astronautics
Gideon Feifke (LGO ’26)
Title: Augmenting high-fidelity simulation with Python to enable warehouse optimization
Engineering Department: Mechanical Engineering
Madeline Dubelier (LGO ’25)
Title: Systems Approach to Product Code Optimization in Wound Closure Supply Chain
Engineering Department: Mechanical Engineering
