About
I am a 3rd year PhD student in Operations Research and Information Engineering (ORIE) at Cornell University, where I am advised by Shane Henderson, Andrea Lodi, and David Shmoys. My research focuses on operational and logistics challenges in e-bike battery swapping in collaboration with NYC startup PopWheels. Specifically, I work on problems like determining optimal customer capacity for a given service level, charging logistics, and dynamic facility location under incomplete stochastic demand.
My work combines theory and application, bridging research and real-world decision-making. I’m particularly interested in how mathematical modelling, optimization, and algorithmic techniques can drive efficiency in transportation, logistics, and supply chain systems. I am a Graduate Dean’s Scholar, and my research is supported by a doctoral fellowship (PGS-D) from the National Science and Engineering Research Council of Canada.
Originally from Montreal, Quebec, Canada, I completed my undergraduate studies in Honours Applied Mathematics at McGill University. I am also a registered member of Bigstone Cree Nation in Calling Lake Alberta and am currently serving as President of the Cornell Indigenous Gradaute Student Association for the 2025-2026 academic year. Outside of research, I enjoy knitting and figure skating and am part of the Cornell University Figure Skating Club.
Contact: cjg276[at]cornell[dot]edu
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