Who Am I?

I am a PhD researcher in Operations Research (OR) at Maastricht University. Currently, my research focuses on Mathematical Optimization, with a particular emphasis on Scheduling problems. Additionally, I investigate the intersection of Game Theory and Computer Science, specifically analyzing the inefficiency of equilibria in scheduling games. My broader research interests include Operations Research, Optimization Algorithms, Algorithmic Game Theory, Computational Geometry, and Graph Theory. I am also deeply interested in applied optimization problems, such as resource allocation, supply chain management, scheduling, and transportation. I hold an MSc in Computer Science and a BSc in Information Technology Engineering from the Institute for Advanced Studies in Basic Sciences (IASBS), where I developed a strong foundation in theoretical and applied computational methods. Additionally, I bring over four years of academic research experience and over five years of expertise as a web developer and Unity game developer.